What Is Scrum Framework?

The product owner creates a product backlog (essentially, a wishlist of tasks that need to be prioritized in a project)

The Scrum team conducts a sprint planning session where the tasks necessary to complete items on the Wishlist is broken down into small, more easily manageable chunks.

The team creates a sprint backlog and plans its implementation.

The team decides a time duration for every sprint (the most common intervals is probably two weeks).

The team gets together every day for a brief Scrum meeting (often referred to as a Daily scrum Standup) where each member of the team shares daily updates, helping the team and the scrum master assess the progress of the project.

The certified Scrum Master guides the team and keeps them focused and motivated.

The stakeholders and the product owner conduct a review at the end of each sprint.

This is the cycle followed by a Scrum team in a product development project. The three roles mentioned above - the Product Owner, the Scrum Team, and the ScrumMaster together play a major role in exercising this framework.