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Scrum

Scrum is a lightweight framework for delivering work in fixed-length sprints, with three roles (product owner, scrum master, developers) and a set of events — planning, daily standup, review, and retrospective. It creates a predictable cadence and frequent inspection points. Scrum suits work that benefits from a steady rhythm and regular stakeholder review.

Related terms
Sprint
A short, fixed time-box in which a team completes a set of committed work.
Kanban
A flow-based method that visualizes work and limits how much is in progress at once.
Agile
An iterative approach to building products through small increments and continuous feedback.
Backlog Grooming (Refinement)
The ongoing work of clarifying, splitting, estimating, and reordering backlog items.
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