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The Genesis of Scrum.orgKen Schwaber initially attempted to develop Scrum.org’s programs elsewhere, but ultimately, he found that to accomplish his goal of improving Scrum knowledge, training, and implementations, he would need to break away and start Scrum.org. Below, you can find an excerpt of a letter from Ken Schwaber to Scrum.org trainers and partners that described why he started Scrum.org.

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The Genesis of Scrum.orgKen Schwaber initially attempted to develop Scrum.org’s programs elsewhere, but ultimately, he found that to accomplish his goal of improving Scrum knowledge, training, and implementations, he would need to break away and start Scrum.org. Below, you can find an excerpt of a letter from Ken Schwaber to Scrum.org trainers and partners that described why he started Scrum.org.

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