Agile Project Management

The Business Owner is a very important role in SCRUM as he shares the responsibility in the success and costs of the project. Collaboration is needed in order to meet SCRUM's ultimate goals: transparency and responding to change. To get expected results a BO is involved in the process, easy.bi explains how.

Most projects fail partially or completely due to poor planning along with other reasons such as poor requirement management, lack of resources and lack of understanding of the project life cycle. A better understanding of the purpose of the project can lead to desired results, improved performance, and better motivation among the team members. Ask yourself 9 most important questions and aim for a success!

Starting a new project can be very exciting but at the same time, you must do your due diligence well before time to ensure that you start with the right approach. At the start of a project, the amount of planning and work required can seem overwhelming. There can be hundreds of activities or tasks that need to be performed effectively in the right sequence. It’s a fact that if you break down your project into different phases, it will be easier for you to handle the project activities and take the right steps to manage them efficiently.