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So scrum has a single-point-of-failure that organizations, more often than not, see high failure rates with? And we're still recommending companies adopt this,

So scrum has a single-point-of-failure that organizations, more often than not, see high failure rates with? And we're still recommending companies adopt this, when the failure rates are both known to be high, and catastrophic when they occur?

vannevar 14y ago
Companies still do project management, and the project manager is a single point of failure. The reason the failure rate is high is that scrum is relatively new and companies still think they can get away without having a scrum master, while they know from long experience that they need good project managers.