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== Analyzing (Break Down / Analysis) π¬ == Structure, trade-offs, and diagnostic insights. === Comparative analysis === * vs. Waterfall: flexibility vs. predictability. * vs. Lean: similar flow focus, but lean stresses waste elimination. * vs. DevOps: agile focuses on development rhythms; DevOps extends into deployment/operations. === Structural insights === * Iteration as fundamental unit of planning. * Dual-loop structure: delivery loop (sprint) + improvement loop (retro). * Dependency on empowered teams and fast feedback. === Failure modes & root causes === * Cargo-cult agile: ceremony without mindset. * Overloaded backlogs with unclear prioritization. * Excessive work-in-progress blocking flow. * Inconsistent stakeholder participation. === Troubleshooting & observability === * Monitor lead time, cycle time, throughput. * Inspect sprint burndown for volatility. * Listen for recurring impediments in stand-ups. * Use retro action items as health indicators. ----
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