Peter Alfvin: "Ironically, despite Scrum's focus on empirical process control, I think one of it's greatest strengths is that it's simple, prescriptive and well documented. It can be used 'off the shelf' and followed 'by the book' by relatively immature organizations to get the lean benefits of improved flow and continuous improvement and avoid some common management dysfunctions. As such, it's a nice stepping stone for organizations trying to start out with lean and agile." (posted on leanagilescrum@yahoogroups) |
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