Scrum framework

Scrum provides a structured approach to Agile product development through time-boxed iterations called sprints. Each sprint, typically lasting 1-4 weeks, aims to deliver a working product increment that brings value to users. This framework establishes clear roles and ceremonies to maintain focus and productivity:

• The Product Owner represents the customer's voice, prioritizes the product backlog, and ensures the team builds the right features
• The Scrum Master serves as a facilitator who removes obstacles and helps the team follow Scrum practices
• The Development Team, consisting of cross-functional members, collaborates to deliver the work

Scrum includes 4 key ceremonies:

• Sprint Planning to decide what to build
• Daily Stand-ups to synchronize activities
• Sprint Reviews to demonstrate completed work
• Sprint Retrospectives to reflect on how to improve

This framework works particularly well for complex projects where requirements might change and when a team needs to deliver value quickly. By breaking work into manageable chunks and focusing intensely on a limited set of priorities, Scrum helps teams make steady progress toward product goals.