The Scrum process is an agile framework where projects are divided into
iterative sprints, typically lasting 1-4 weeks, each aimed at delivering a
potentially shippable product increment. It revolves around key roles: the
Product Owner prioritizes features in the Product Backlog, the Scrum Master
facilitates the process, and the Development Team collaboratively works on
delivering the selected backlog items. Daily Scrums keep the team aligned, while
Sprint Planning sets goals and selects tasks. At the end of each sprint, a
Sprint Review showcases the increment, gathering feedback, and a Sprint
Retrospective allows the team to reflect and improve processes. This iterative
cycle fosters flexibility, adaptability, and continuous improvement, making
Scrum ideal for projects requiring rapid iteration and responsiveness to change.