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    Scrum is an Agile framework that defines an iterative process for completing complex projects. Key aspects of Scrum include product backlogs containing prioritized user stories divided into sprint backlogs, ceremonies like daily standups and retrospectives, and delivering incremental functionality through sprints with definitions of done and reviews.

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    Scrum is an Agile framework that defines an iterative process for completing complex projects. Key aspects of Scrum include product backlogs containing prioritized user stories divided into sprint backlogs, ceremonies like daily standups and retrospectives, and delivering incremental functionality through sprints with definitions of done and reviews.

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    What is Scrum?

    Overview
    Scrum is an Agile framework for
    completing complex projects.
    Defines an iterative process with set
    roles:
    Product Owner (Owns product backlog)
    Scrum Master (Keeps team focused on
    its goal)
    Development Team (Responsible for
    carrying out the work

    Product Backlog
    List of prioritised user stories
    containing bytesize chunks of work
    Divided down into Sprint Backlogs
    which is the measurement of work to
    be done during each Sprint

    Definition of Done
    Necessary to be defined by Scrum
    Teams so there is a shared
    knowledge of when a process has
    been completed effectively

    Incrementation
    Each Sprint represents one
    increment of functionality to a
    product/service
    Once one iteration has been
    completed a review and
    retrospective will take place
    Allows the team to learn from
    mistakes and improve efficiency
    Increment may be part of/a
    contained release

    Ceremonies
    Various meetings as part of Scrum
    aiding communication/transparency
    & knowledge sharing
    Daily Standup
    Sprint Refinement
    Sprint Retrospective
    Sprint Commit
    Show & Tell

    Lifecycle

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