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Simon Baker

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A wise man once said Posted: Apr 4, 2006 5:00 PM
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Ken Schwaber made the following comments in a post to the Scrum development newsgroup:
Scrum is really simple, barely a process, more a framework. The hard work in using Scrum is fixing the things that it exposes, actually inspecting the things that it makes transparent and adapting to optimize the results and the organization that produces the results.

Scrum is not the organization that produces the results, or the amalgam of procedures, tools, automation, and standards that are implemented as a result of the inspection, as part of the adaptation. Scrum is the very simple mechanism that helps an organization be more effective in accomplishing its goals.
He goes on to say that people should not be diverted from ...
... the real work of Scrum ... seeing what is going on in their organization and going through the change process to become effective. And learning how to continually inspect and adapt to keep their organization's practices optimal.
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