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What Can Artists Teach Scrum Practitioners about Empiricism?
Creativity is unleashed through inspection and adaptation. Let's uncover how empiricism works in Scrum and in the arts.
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Gabor Bittera
Start with Transparency
Scrum is founded on the three pillars of empiricism: transparency, inspection and adaptation. When we start exploring the framework and our role within…
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Gabor Bittera
Dysfunction #5 — A Disengaged Scrum Master
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
Dysfunction #4: Lack of Independence
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
Dysfunction #3: Lack of Autonomy and Empowerment
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
Dysfunction #2: Done Increment as a Team
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
Dysfunction #1: “Cross-functional team”​
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
Five Dysfunctions of Adopting Scrum
In this series, I am going to reflect on what I have learned about Scrum and its large-scale adoption in a non-IT environment through my…
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Gabor Bittera
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