Twenty years have already passed since the Agile Manifesto and we need to start discussing where Agile is going to have an impact in the next 20 years. Agile was originated from software but expanded widely to too many other domains, but would it be good to continue popularizing Agile without having solved problems in software development first? Agile is being more and more associated with management tools, but would it be good to continue insisting in people and interactions? In this discussion panel we will explore what the future might hold for Agile from the perspective of software and non-software professionals.
Scrum is the most commonly used agile framework, having been used for more than 25 years and all over the world. Over a million people have been certified as Scrum Masters.
However, Scrum is plagued with dysfunction in over 50% of teams. This caus…
