Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Three Pillars of Scrum

The video tutorial covers the three pillars of the Scrum framework: transparency, inspection, and adaptation. It explains how these pillars support the Scrum process by ensuring clarity, regular monitoring, and timely adjustments to minimize deviations from the planned product. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of transparency in sharing information, the role of inspection in identifying deviations, and the need for adaptation to make necessary changes.

What are the three pillars of the Scrum framework?

• Transparency, inspection, and adaptation

• Planning, execution, and review

• Design, development, and testing

• Analysis, implementation, and evaluation

How does transparency benefit a Scrum team?

• By ensuring all team members have access to necessary information

• By reducing the need for regular meetings

• By eliminating the need for a project manager

• By allowing team members to work independently

What is the primary focus of the inspection pillar in Scrum?

• To finalize the project budget

• To assign tasks to team members

• To ensure tasks are completed on time

• To regularly monitor progress and identify deviations

Why is adaptation important in the Scrum framework?

• To adjust the project timeline

• To make necessary changes and prevent further deviations

• To increase the number of team members

• To reduce the project scope

Which of the following best describes the relationship between inspection and adaptation in Scrum?

• Inspection identifies deviations, and adaptation addresses them

• Inspection and adaptation are unrelated

• Adaptation occurs before inspection

• Both focus on team communication