[ale] (repost from outage) -- Scrum?

[John Wells]

Michael D. Hirsch said:
> I can heartily endorse Scrum.  I've been using it for about a year, now,
> with good success.  It is especially good for getting chaotic
> development on track because of the fact that it is a management
> technique, not a development technique.  It forces clearer and more
> focused thinking and work, but it doesn't put layers of documentation,
> requirements, etc. into the project.  (That doesn't mean you can't do
> them, it just doesn't insist.)
>
> I'd be happy communicate more off-line since this is somewhat off topic.

Thanks to all for the helpful replies.  I was pulled into a fairly hectic
situation shortly after posting, and was unable to follow the thread
before now.

I'll be replying to those who offer further help off list.  I appreciate
your help!

John