Structuring Product Team

Product Team Structure:

For Technology focused solutions like AI, IoT, Quantum computing etc.
Dedicated(plc): Product manager(plc leader), Technical Architect,

Rotational(sdlc): Engineers, UI designers, Quality analyst, Application support(ci) and maintenance(dba/osa), Scrum master

Shared(ee/ci) : Customer experience researcher and designer, Business(domain) analysts, Data scientist, Marketing and Sales teams.


For Industry focused solutions like Automobile, Healthcare, Finance etc.
Dedicated(plc): Product manager(plc leader), Business(industry) analysts, 

Rotational(sdlc): Engineers, UI designers, Quality analyst, Application support(ci) and maintenance(dba/osa), Scrum master

Shared(ee/ci) : Customer experience researcher and designer, Technical Architect, Data scientist, Marketing and Sales teams.


Here:
ci : Customer Interaction
ee: Environmental Effect
plc: Product Life Cycle
sdlc: Software Development Life Cycle

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