Scrum is a purposefully incomplete framework. Consequently, it needs to be augmented with tools and practices to apply its theoretical foundation to an organization's business reality: what problems shall be solved for whom in which market? Moreover, there is an organization's culture to take into account.
Applying best practices without inspection or adaptation: The Scrum principle of empiricism (transparency, inspection, adaptation) and the Agile Manifesto's emphasis on responding to change over following a plan stress the importance of context-specific solutions; Mindlessly applying best practices from other organizations without considering their relevance to the current context will likely lead to ineffective processes.
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