What is Scrum methodology in Project management?
There are many different project management methodologies that teams use for their projects. One of them is the scrum methodology, which involves incremental and iterative practices. The term originated in the game of Rugby where a scrum refers to the cluster of players that try to get the ball. In project management, it is the short meetings held every few weeks that lead to a project’s completion. Using this methodology, organizations deliver output more frequently, compared to the more traditional waterfall-style approach. This means that the output is not given in one instance but progresses through a series of iterations which are called sprints. Each sprint lasts from one to two weeks. It is at the end of each sprint where the team submits a deliverable product increment.
The Roles in Scrum methodology
A scrum project involves three roles which are the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and the Scrum Team.
The Product Owner represents the interests of the customers and decides on the next tasks of the team. This person […]