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The document discusses the role of a Scrum Master to help a team. The Scrum Master assists a team with user experience design by facilitating discussions and providing guidance. The Scrum Master aims to help the team improve their process and deliver high quality results.

Will UX and agile work in a digital agency? NUX Event. May 2012.

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