Scrum
In plain terms
An Agile framework that organizes work into short, repeating sprints.
Going deeper
Scrum runs fixed-length sprints with defined roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, team), ceremonies (planning, standup, review, retrospective), and a prioritized backlog. It delivers increments and inspects-and-adapts regularly.
Under the hood
Time-boxed sprints with fixed roles and events; works best for evolving products, and struggles when requirements are truly fixed or interrupts are constant.
Examples
2-week sprints, daily standups, sprint review/retro, product/sprint backlogs.
Think of it like...
Like a TV show producing one episode per cycle: a tight, repeatable rhythm of planning, filming, airing, and reviewing.