Scrum Framework Overview

Definition:

A framework within which people can address complex adaptive problems, while productively and creatively delivering products of the highest possible value.

Scrum was designed to be a framework, not a process. This framework is lightweight, very simple to understand but inherently difficult to master. It takes years of practice and continuous improvement to truly master Scrum.

3 Pillars of Scrum:

Transparency - The following relate to ProcessMap

• Everybody is aware of the rules for when something is “Ready” to be added to a sprint

• Everybody is on the same page with what “Done” means

• Everybody can find out how much effort a sprint ticket will take, end to end

• Everybody can find out what is completed, in progress, and pending during a sprint

Inspection

• The Scrum team meets with the implementation team to review the sprint deliverables

• The Scrum team inspects their current state and identifies opportunities for improvement

Adaptation