Chapter 3 – The Scrum Approach

1. Why is Scrum described as a framework?
   • The implication is Scrum is a container that provides only minimal guidance on baseline practices, rules, artifacts, and events to implement the values and principles of Agile and use empiricism to solve complex adaptive problems.
   • Within the Scrum, Scrum Teams are free to use any other methods, tools, and practices that support their specific product delivery requirements.
2. How does the traditional development model most differ from the Scrum model?
   • The traditional (waterfall) model is plan-driven and implements a linear-sequential life cycle development process. In contrast, Scrum implements an iterative development life cycle to deliver Increments of customer-centric value frequently.
3. Who has the final say on the scope for work that a Scrum Team can complete within a Sprint?
   • Only the Scrum Team
4. Why does the Product Owner have the final say on the items and priorities established within the Product...