Agile and Beyond 2017

Since the birth of the Agile Manifesto in 2001, people try to interpret it by creating frameworks and methodologies as a way to standardize and regulate the implementation of agile. In doing this, they take the focus from the true core value of agile and direct it toward the mechanics of their frameworks or methodologies.
This presentation introduces the cargo cult effect and covers some of the anti-patterns of agile frameworks and methodologies. Focusing on the core value of agile and discouraging the idea of going through the motion of a framework to achieve mastery.
Also, this presentation sheds a light on Joshua Kerievsky's wise ideas of “Modern Agile” and the simplicity and power of the Modern Agile's four guiding principles.