Only Scrum Masters attend Inspect and Adapt for the 311-service ART. Who should be in the room?
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Short Explanation
If only coaches show up, Inspect and Adapt is a coaches' meeting with a fancy name. 311 work is done by whole teams and seen by stakeholders. Those people belong in the room.
Full Explanation
I&A needs whole Agile Teams and relevant stakeholders, not coaches alone. A 311-service ART where only Scrum Masters attend loses the people who build and operate the service. The Scrum Master / Team Coach ensures teams and stakeholders are present so inspection and problem-solving are grounded. Coach-only rooms produce abstract improvements nobody owns.
Limiting attendance to Scrum Masters and the RTE keeps the room small and uninformed. Product Owners only, because teams would “slow” quantitative review, excludes builders. Directors only so staff keep delivering tickets during the event prioritizes throughput over learning.
Exam caveat: broad participation is part of I&A design. Operational check: verify 311 team rosters and stakeholder invites before I&A; do not run a coaches-only substitute.
Municipal ARTs feel Inspect and Adapt choices as safer shelter intake, fairer elections, cleaner water data, and clearer permits for the public. Keep facilitation transparent, include the whole Agile Team, and verify improvement items enter real backlogs with owners and check dates. After the event, confirm the next iteration planning agenda references the agreed experiments so civic delivery actually changes.