The document outlines the Scrum framework, detailing its roles including the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team, along with the various artifacts such as the Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog. It also describes key Scrum events like Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective, emphasizing their significance in project management. Benefits of Scrum include increased transparency, improved team collaboration, and quicker delivery, alongside challenges such as resistance to Scrum and managing distributed teams.

2. Agenda
Scrum Roles
Scrum Artifacts
Scrum Process Flow
Introduction

3. Agenda
Benefits of Scrum
Common Challenges & Solution
Tools & Software used in Scrum

4. Introduction
What is Scrum ?
Scrum is an Agile framework that
has revolutionized the way complex
projects are managed and
completed. Its adaptability, focus on
collaboration, and iterative
approach make it an ideal
methodology for dynamic and fast
paced environments

5. Scrum Roles
Product Owner
Product Owner works closely
with stakeholders to gather
requirements, set clear goals,
and make informed decisions

6. Scrum Roles
Scrum Master
The Scrum Master acts as a
servant leader, supporting the team
in achieving their goals without
dictating

7. Scrum Roles
The Development Team consists of
professionals who work
collaboratively to deliver the product
increment
Development Teams

8. Scrum Artifacts
Sprint Backlog
Product Backlog
Increment
The Product Backlog is a
dynamic list of all the work
needed for the product
The Sprint Backlog is a subset of the
Product Backlog, containing items
selected for the current Sprint
The Increment is the sum of all the completed work at the
end of a Sprint

9. Scrum Events
Sprint Planning
Sprint
Daily Scrum
A Sprint is a timeboxed period,
typically lasting 24 weeks
Sprint Planning is the event where
the team defines what will be
accomplished in the upcoming Sprint
The Daily Scrum is a short, timeboxed meeting (usually
15 minutes)

10. Scrum Events
Sprint Retrospective
Sprint Review
The Sprint Review is held at
the end of the Sprint to inspect
the completed work and gather
feedback from stakeholders
The Sprint Retrospective is the final
event of the Sprint, where the team
reflects on their processes and
practices

11. Scrum Events
Sprint Planning
Sprint
Daily Scrum
A Sprint is a timeboxed period,
typically lasting 24 weeks
Takes part as a Project
Team member &
reviews process
improvements
Minimum of three years of full-time
employment &
Understand the tools and methodologies
used for problem-solving

12. Scrum Process Flow
Scrum Process Flow
Sprint Planning Daily Scrum
Spring Review
Sprint Retrospective

13. Scrum Benefits
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1. Increased Transparency
2. Improved Team Collaboration
3. Enhanced Team Collaboration
4. Faster Delivery

14. Common Challenges
Handling Distributed
Teams
Resistance
Managing large
Projects
Introducing Scrum can be
met with resistance
Distributed teams can face
communication and collaboration
challenges
Scaling Scrum for large projects can be complex

15. Tools & Software for Scrum