<ul><li>Scrum only defines the parts required to implement its theory, emphasizing necessary elements for clear values and principles.</li><li>It focuses on Scrum values, self-managing teams, timeboxed events, and minimal artifacts with clear commitments as essential components.</li><li>Anything beyond the essential components is left out purposely, allowing teams to adapt the framework to their specific context.</li><li>The key to successful Scrum implementation lies in effectively utilizing the required parts rather than adding unnecessary practices.</li></ul>

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