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What is Scrum?

Scrum is a simple and lightweight framework using which you can handle complex problems, while productively delivering products to highest business value.

The focus should be on delivering business value rather than effort or cost. In a traditional waterfall method, the scope is usually fixed and resource/cost are flexed. In Scrum, you flex scope to deliver a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) within fixed resources and timescales.

The Scrum framework consist of roles, artifacts, events and rules. Each of these has important role within the Scrum framework.

We will discuss each of these in next few posts.

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