Scrum Vocabulary

1. This role is responsible for maximizing the value of the product and managing the product backlog.

2. Acts as a facilitator for the team and ensures that Scrum processes are used as intended.

3. A group of professionals with cross-functional skills who work together to deliver the product.

4. Tools that help visualize the work and progress, including the Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment.

5. A prioritized list of work derived from the roadmap and its requirements, managed by the Product Owner.

6. An event marking the start of a Sprint, where the team decides what to complete from the Product Backlog.

7. A list of tasks to be completed during the Sprint, serving as a forecast of functionality for the next increment.

8. A time-boxed period for specific work to be completed and reviewed.

9. The version of the product at the end of a Sprint, advanced enough to be delivered to a customer.

10. A short, daily meeting for the team to synchronize activities and plan for the next 24 hours.

11. A meeting at the end of a Sprint where the team demonstrates what they have built.

12. A meeting after the Sprint Review where the team reflects on the past Sprint to improve future Sprints.