Чем PMBOK отличается от Scrum?

PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) is a set of knowledge and standards for project management developed by PMI. It describes processes, knowledge areas, and best practices that can be applied to various types of projects. PMBOK is oriented towards a traditional (waterfall) project management approach but does not exclude agile methods.

Scrum is a framework for agile development that focuses on iterative and incremental work with continuous feedback and adaptation. Scrum defines roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, team), artifacts (backlog, sprints), and ceremonies (planning, daily stand-ups, retrospectives).

Main differences:

• PMBOK is a set of recommendations and processes for overall project management.
• Scrum is a specific agile development method with clearly defined roles and rhythms.

Thus, PMBOK can be seen as a more general and universal standard, while Scrum is a practical tool for agile development within or outside this standard.