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Sequencing the Solving of Problems

Tyner Blain

Going to Market You will develop a go-to-market (GTM) approach which includes multiple releases of your product. I find this to follow the same patterns as developing a product roadmap to operationalize a product strategy. They refer to this as a “growth centric” roadmap, differentiated from a time centric one.

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Pulse Europe 2023: How to Drive Proactive Customer Success When You’re an Early-Stage Company

Gainsight

However, they’re constantly iterating—the product roadmap is in flux, and the customer base is in flux. Undefined Customer Experience Processes for onboarding, adoption, and every other stage of the customer journey are not in place, or at least, not documented and standardized.

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How We Dealt With Project Challenges: An Agile Approach in a Deadline-driven Development

The Product Coalition

But in our experience, everything can be done if the development team and project manager have deep expertise and, along with the product owner, carefully listen to each other and keep themselves open to cooperation. To be clear, we will not discuss how to start a software development project or which steps you should take to kick it off.

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Josh Seiden on why product teams should focus on outcomes over output

Intercom, Inc.

When developing a new feature, the first question you should be asking is, “What will people be doing differently as a result of this feature?” It’s in contrast to a really broad and undefined definition. Starting to build those models leads very nicely into roadmapping and prioritization. It’s a super open question.

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The Number One Thing Product Managers Want This Year

ProductPlan

Far too often, product strategy remains undefined. Type up requirements in Word, manage the feature queue in Excel, build a roadmap in PowerPoint, and track the schedule in Project. Plus, many product development resources also work in product management tasks. We’re obviously big fans of product roadmapping tools.