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When Scrum Isn’t Agile Enough

When Scrum Isn’t Agile Enough

Article from Cprime’s Agile Coach, Jeff Howey, on matters of Scrum and Agile

I’ve rarely run into scenarios where a 2 or 3 week time frame from User Story to Release was seen as a bottleneck – especially with history working on 18-month projects in my (not-distant-enough-to-forget-the-pain) past. However, during a recent class, I was challenged by a savvy Scrummer with the question, “What if Scrum isn’t Agile enough?” It took me a moment to grasp the gravity of the question before me. Scrum? That which I espouse as an ideal (albeit, not the only) way to deliver customer value frequently and regularly?

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