Standing invitation
Right of reply
Scaled Agile Inc. and anyone named in the guide are invited to respond. Responses are published unedited.
The guide invites Scaled Agile Inc. to engage with the community and to act on whatever part of the feedback is useful. That invitation stands, and this page makes it public.
topThe offer
To Scaled Agile Inc. — a response to any part of the guide will be published here in full and unedited. No commentary will be attached to it. If it identifies a factual error, that will be raised with the curators through the guide’s normal contribution process.
To anyone named or quoted in the guide — if you have been misquoted, or your position has moved, say so and it will be published here. The guide’s own contribution guidelines already ask that anyone quoted is informed so they can confirm they still agree with the quote.
To the organisations described in the case studies — if the account of your organisation is incomplete or has been overtaken by events, that response will be published here too.
topHow to respond
Post to the Agile Informed Decision Making group , where the curators and the wider community discuss the guide directly. Introduce yourself and say what you would like to respond to.
Two things are worth knowing before you post, because the group software enforces both silently:
- Post through the web interface, or email the group from the address you subscribed with. A message sent from any other address is lost without a bounce.
- Attachments are discarded. Google Groups does not allow them, and it does not warn you. Paste the text or link to it.
What will happen
Responses are published verbatim. Length is not a filter. Disagreement is not a filter.
Two things are: anything unlawful, and anything directed at an individual rather than at the argument. The guide asks for a civil conversation rather than a shouting match, and that standard applies here.
topResponses received
None to date. This section will list them as they arrive.
This page is a summary written by this site. It is derived from the 2024.8 edition of Information for decision-makers considering the SAFe framework, an independently curated, community-reviewed document licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. The guide is the source and carries the full evidence and every original reference. Where this page and the guide differ, the guide is correct.