Scrum increases agility by focusing on smaller pieces of work within each Sprint, making it easier and less costly to change direction if needed. This is particularly important in complex environments where change is inevitable. By limiting the volume of Work In Progress, Scrum reduces the need for extensive management of tasks and people, streamlining the development process and lowering overhead costs.
Moreover, team members in Scrum are closer to customers and stakeholders, which helps maintain high motivation levels. They have better access to the big picture of the product, which keeps them connected to the purpose behind their work. This proximity to end-users also facilitates faster issue resolution and more effective collaboration within the team.
