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In an era increasingly defined by AI, automation, and rapid digital transformation, the very foundation of how we work is shifting. Yet amid this change, the core principles of Scrum—transparency, inspection, and adaptation—remain profoundly relevant.
This session explores how the empirical process at the heart of Scrum must evolve to meet the needs of a world where machines can automate tasks, but human judgment, creativity, and collaboration remain irreplaceable.
We’ll reflect on the future of Scrum practices through the lens of complexity theory, human-centric design, and emergent technologies. Key questions include:
- What is the role of the human factor in a world where AI can generate solutions and make decisions faster than ever before?
- Where does true complexity still live, and how does Scrum help us navigate those spaces?
- How might empirical process thinking shift or stretch in the coming years—especially in hybrid teams, digital-first environments, and systems designed with human-AI collaboration in mind?
- Can Scrum evolve from a framework to a mindset—a way of seeing and responding to change beyond software teams?
Join Jorge Quintela for a conversation about the future of adaptability, where we’ll challenge assumptions, explore real-world use cases, and reflect on how we can keep Scrum—and its human values—alive and vital in a tech-driven world.
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Jorge Quintela is an Enterprise Agile and Executive Coach with more than 10 years of international experience. Jorge is experienced in Organization & Digital Transformations using Lean, Kanban, Scrum, SAFe, LeSS, Scrum@Scale and the Spotify model, and a professional Trainer with vast experience with distributed/remote and collocated teams. Jorge’s journey started 20 years ago in the IT world and today his mission is to continuously support change and progress while achieving high quality results.