Looking at most comments, you have people on one side accepting the Agile/Scrum to keep the project moving forward, not dwelling into to much details of the pr

Looking at most comments, you have people on one side accepting the Agile/Scrum to keep the project moving forward, not dwelling into to much details of the process while accepting delivery is most important. On the other side, you have people calling the original Agile manifesto accurate theoretically. My take on this right now is: yes, we have come long way with Agile/Scrum/(or any process), built incredible software, billed the customers and always accommodated customer changes. We have come from daily standups to online sitdowns(something I just coined or was it there already :) ). People are hearing more voices then seeing faces. Literally, everyone is screaming AI in every enterprise. Given so much data that exists about Agile/Scrum implementations and we have ways to measure it, I believe if someone comes up with a new idea which keeps the core idea of efficiently delivering new software to customers then I am ready to follow that. Just for a change.