Quick answer
Scrum statistics: it’s the most-used agile frame, teams commonly run 2-week sprints, and the standup and retro are the most-kept ceremonies even where Scrum drifts.
Adoption
Scrum is the frame most agile teams report using — usually a majority in annual State-of-Agile surveys.
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Sprint length
Two weeks is by far the most common sprint; one and three weeks follow.
Ceremonies
Daily standup and retrospective are the most retained practices — sprint planning and review follow.
Reported effects
Better visibility and predictability are the cited wins; partial Scrum (‘we do the meetings’) dilutes gains.
Bottom line
Scrum statistics: it’s the most-used agile frame, teams commonly run 2-week sprints, and the standup and retro are the most-kept ceremonies even where Scrum drifts.
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