What does Scrum's Empirical Process Control entail?
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Scrum’s empirical process control is a principle that embraces investigation, transparency, and adaptability.
Scrum masters recognize that product scope isn’t always fixable; instead, the strategy is to use short cycles to break the product into pieces. From there, we can analyze and adapt it to include built-in processes to ensure transparency and efficiency.