Agile: A Process or an Excuse?

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Over the last few years, the community at large has created a number of agile development styles; Scrum, XP, and more are there for you and your team to choose. However, is agile really a process? On the other hand, is it an excuse to avoid accountability and proper development techniques? Watch this session to see what Chris, Steve, and Joel have to say.
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