What is Sprint Process?
Step 1: The scrum cycle is a complete cycle of product development which starts with the Product Owner, the product owner defines all the product backlog and requirements for further development.
Step 2: The next step is handled by the scrum team and the scrum team manages the Sprint Planning in the sprint planning phase the team plans all the tasks and roles for the development of the product.
Step 3: Then in the next phase the team deals with the sprint backlogs which are due and deals accordingly with all the backlogs left.
Step 4: As we know the scrum master is someone who overseas all the tasks of the team and acts as a mentor for the team, so in this step the scrum master overseas and collaborates with the team to make sure the product is ready on time, this cycle typically lasts from 1 to 4 weeks but depending on the project size it varies a lot, which is why sometimes for larger projects, it’s also divided into smaller part known as Daily Scrum.
Step 5: This is the final process stage, in this stage the team integrates all the modules of the project and tests the various components of the product.
Below is the visual representation of the Scrum’s sprint process:
Scrum Cycle
What is Scrum?
The Scrum framework has been used since the early 1990s. Scrum is a framework that can be used for building products. This article focuses on discussing Scrum in detail.
Table of Content
- What is Scrum?
- Key Terminologies of Scrum
- What is Scrum Methodology?
- How does Scrum Work?
- What are Scrum Artifacts?
- What are Scrum Roles?
- What are Sprints in Scrum?
- What is Sprint Process?
- Applications of Scrum
- Benefits of Scrum
- Limitations of Scrum
- Agile Vs scrum
- Conclusion: Scrum
- What is Scrum? – FAQs
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