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RUP in the dialogue with Scrum
There is a relation between Agile and RUP. Actually I though that Agile development was a type of RUP. In the article from IBM above you can see that they are fitting the model to RUP.
Does someone has any practical explanation of the relation between these three interesting concepts.
They are both iterative models which seem similar, but both of them are vastly different. RUP is a framework for organizations and teams while Scrum is intended for a product team with stringent guidelines.
I’d suggest you read these: SCRUM RUP