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Transparency; The First Casualty of a Scrum Transition

The three pillars of empricism are: Transparency, Inspection and Adaptation. Without transparency, your inspection is rendered worthless and any adaptations based on that inspection are flawed. This is basic and obvious. Everyone can understand it. Yet many scrum adoptions suffer because of it.

Why do we make such an obvious and fundamental mistake? Here’s one perspective, and one solution.

Filed Under: Agile Methodology, Enterprise Scrum, Scrum, Scrum Techniques

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