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In Scrum, the word "chapter" usually refers to a group of people with similar skills and interests who work within an organization and meet regularly to share and develop their knowledge and skills. Chapters are often used as part of a larger framework, such as the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), to improve collaboration and coordination among teams.
A chapter can consist of developers, designers, QA experts, or other specialists, and typically works in a specific area of expertise. For example, members of a chapter may share their experiences and best practices, work together on new technologies, or organize training to expand their knowledge and skills.
In Scrum, the chapter is not directly involved in Scrum events, but serves as a community and support for Scrum team members. However, Scrum team members can be members of a chapter and participate in the activities and discussions to enhance their knowledge and skills.