Introduction to Scrum Roles
Scrum succeeds because of its clear, defined roles: Product Owner (PO), Scrum Master (SM), and Development Team. While Scrum doesn’t formally include the Business Analyst (BA), BAs play an important role in many real-world Scrum projects.
Scrum is one of the most widely adopted frameworks under Agile methodology. A big part of Scrum’s success comes from its well-defined roles, which create clear responsibilities and strong collaboration.
There are three official Scrum roles:
Product Owner (PO)
Scrum Master (SM)
Development Team
In addition, though not formally defined by Scrum, the Business Analyst (BA) often plays a vital role in real-world Scrum teams.
To learn more about Scrum as a whole, check out: Scrum Framework: Complete Guide
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