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- What were some of the characteristics that attracted attention during the period when the term "Scrum" was introduced in the field of project management?
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- When Scrum was first introduced to the project management field in 1986 (in a paper by Ikujiro Nonaka and Hirotaka Takeuchi), it was noted for its characteristic of "small [autonomous](/en/autonomous) and [interdisciplinary](/en/interdisciplinary) teams working closely together to achieve a goal," like a rugby scrum. In other words, it was unique in that it was introduced as a method to increase speed, flexibility, and creativity through [mutually overlapping](/en/mutually%20overlapping) processes and collaborative work, rather than a relay system divided into divisions.

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