1. The Product Team
Agile development methodology requires the development team to interact with a single “product owner”. This “role” is designated to decide what gets built, how it will behave, and whether it will be delivered to the specification. Also, the product owner represents the clients and external stakeholders, so that the developers can focus on building software. Read More
Like every other method of software development, Scrum has its risks. Sometimes they are similar to the risks of other methodologies. In other cases, these are special risks typical only for Agile methods. In any case, the best thing to do about risks is to avoid them. If the risk has already occurred, its influence on the process of product development must be minimized. Read More
Project managers are important members of each organization. The best project managers are attached to the project to its final delivery, and have the ability to complete it within the schedule, and without exceeding the budget. Read More
In the recent years the agile development has increased its popularity. First it appeared in the software engineering, but it disseminated to other fields as well. This methodology is important for managing of different project types, so we are exposing here some good agile practices. Read More
IT project management terms you should know.
This glossary will help your IT project teams standardize on frequently used project management terms, from critical path to work breakdown structure to scrum. Read More
