Scrum provides a management framework that stresses efficiency and agility. Professionals well-versed in it can earn certifications, such as the PSM (Professional Scrum Master) and PSPO (Professional Scrum Product Owner). Although various industries can use it, Scrum has proven helpful in software development.
Scrum developers designed the framework to help teams organize themselves and work toward a common goal. Beyond self-organization and self-management, the platform rests on three principles: transparency, reflection, and adaption. It also has five values: commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect.
The framework draws upon the principles and values to establish a set of tools and processes that enable the successful delivery of projects. Following Scrum methodology, team members perform specialized roles while gathering for regular meetings to promote clear communication and productive collaboration. Although planning is essential for Scrum, it also values responsive adaption and the reprioritization of project tasks when needed. Thanks to its emphasis on efficiency, Scrum has earned a reputation for helping teams complete projects on schedule and budget.
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