Scrum is applied when solving complex adaptive problems. Building software is an example of a complex problem that needs to be solved.

When building software, change happens frequently, and so you need to make decisions based on what is observed.

The Scrum theory is made up of these three pillars which connect the three components in the Scrum framework:

  1. Transparency: Make the Artifacts to the Scrum Team.
  2. Inspection: Use the Scrum Events to frequently inspect the Artifacts for undesirable variances or problems.
  3. Adaptation: If there are undesirable variances, adjust the Artifacts as soon as possible to minimise further deviation.

Scrum Essentials: Transparency, Inspection, and Adaptation

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