Product Owners

Project owners are the individuals or groups who are responsible for the vision, value, and success of a project. They are the ones who initiate, sponsor, and fund the project, as well as define the requirements, expectations, and benefits of the project. Project owners are also the main decision-makers and communicators for the project, and they provide guidance and feedback to the project team

In Agile, project owners are often represented by the product owner role, which is one of the three core roles in Scrum, along with the scrum master and the development team. The product owner is the person who manages the product backlog, which is the list of features, user stories, and tasks that the development team works on to deliver the product. The product owner is also the primary link between the customer, the business, and the development team, and ensures that the product meets the needs and expectations of the stakeholders

The product owner works closely with the development team, which is the group of people who design, build, test, and deliver the product. The development team is self-organizing and cross-functional, meaning that they have the autonomy and the skills to complete the work without relying on external resources or supervision. The development team follows the principles and practices of Agile, such as iterative and incremental development, frequent delivery, continuous improvement, and customer feedback