Scrum is Not the Point. Agile is!
The simplicity of Scrum is both its strength and its weakness. A true understanding of agile principles is necessary for Scrum (or any other agile method) to succeed.
Predictability in Action
Agile estimation gives you the right answer, even if it’s not the one you want to hear.
Scrum is so easy! Why don't they get it?
Management can see that Scrum works for developing software. What they often have more trouble understanding is that Scrum is a project management process that should govern the entire project, not just the "development part."
Why Fixed Bids Are Bad for Clients
Just because your company is agile doesn't mean your customers are. How do you compete in a market where fixed bids and waterfalls are commonplace?
What Scrum Can and Cannot Fix
The Scrum framework brings a structure to projects that can right many wrongs, but it is not a silver bullet, and it certainly won’t make all problems disappear.
Scrum Reading List: Books every Scrum team member should read
A recommended reading list for anyone interested in learning more about Scrum.
Be There or Be Square: A Case for Collocated Teams
Discover why it’s critical for your agile teams to be collocated and how to best position your teams for agile success.