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The stated ‘best practise’ of Scrum-flavoured Agile software development (and therefore the target state of many transitioning environments) is a self-organising, cross-functional collection of individual resources capable of delivering whatever they agree to deliver, within a time window and within the resources (including skills) they have available to them, along with someone to coordinate and…

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