Oh, and it also has a few mechanical things about a monthly Sprint and daily Scrum. Trivial stuff compared to the rest. But guess which part people adopt? That’s right–Sprints and Scrums. Rapid cycles, but none of the good stuff that makes rapid cycles sustainable.
James Shore: The Decline and Fall of Agile

Doing Daily Scrums, Sprint Plannings and all those Agile related “ceremonies” won’t improve the process in any way, without a proper background (good team communication, choosing the right best practices, etc.) those “ceremonies” will only help to point the team’s flaws.

All those Portuguese speaking interested in Scrum followers now have a place to share thoughts, experiences and everything else Scrum related, yet in a very early stage.

Scrum em Português

Although I’ve been using it for some time, successfully I might add, I’ve never done a Scrum related post in this blog.

While my personal views on the best agile methodology around aren’t posted, here’s a neat introduction to Scrum:

Scrum in Five Minutes