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Scrum is a set of project management practices that are used in [[Agile]].
This practices use multidisciplinary teams that are commissioned to create something together. This team is called a ‘scrum’, a rugby reference.
Each team has someone who is responsible for managing it, called a ‘scrum master’, and someone who represents the needs of the customer, called a ‘product owner’.
The teams set about to solve a problem or create a solution through a series of short bursts of very focused development, called a [[Sprint]]. These sprints, typically two weeks in length, build to a final release of a solution, called an ‘epic’.
The key to the success of these types of agile frameworks is that these sprints create [[Learning Cycles]] that allow the team members to reflect and adjust, based on a deeper understanding of their challenge and changing customer needs.
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The Scrum Guide
Surprisingly brief at only 19 pages long, the Scrum Guide is the bases for all Scrum and Agile certifications.
I've printed out a copy and placed it in my left-hand desk draw for easy access.
Otherwise, it's free for download at
Given the document's brevity, memorisng and researching it seems like a pivotal step in [[The Porter Plan]].
- public document at doc.anagora.org/the-scrum-guide|scrum
- video call at meet.jit.si/the-scrum-guide|scrum
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