Abstract—Nokia Test is an effective approach to evaluate how
teams are adherent to Scrum process. The expected result is that
Scrum teams presenting higher scores in Nokia Test also present
better results in main indicators of quality and productivity
defined by companies which are using the traditional maturity
model of process improvement software CMMI. This paper
describes a case study in three companies located in Recife,
Brazil, which were evaluated in the Nokia Test and also had
their quality and productivity indicators measured
quantitatively for comparison. The empirical results was to
observe the Nokia Test scores and the evolution of quality and
productivity scores shows that teams with low Nokia Test scores
may achieve improvements in their quality and productivity.
Index Terms—Scrum, agile software development, Nokia test.
The authors are with Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil (e-mail:
celio.santana@gmail.com).
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Cite: Steffane Ramires, Célio Santana, Fabiola Queiroz, and Amanda Nunes, "Investigating the Relationship between Nokia Test Scores and Quality and Productivity Indicators on Scrum-CMMI Environments," Lecture Notes on Software Engineering vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 133-138, 2016.