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Greenfield Project

ProductPlan

The term comes from real estate, where it conveys the image of a literal green-field site for development, undisturbed by previous construction. Product managers use greenfield to describe developing a new product, as opposed to enhancing or building on an existing product. Related Terms.

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487: Product Innovation Management: First of Seven Knowledge Areas of Product Mastery – with Chad McAllister, PhD

Product Innovation Educators

Your competency with these concepts in the Body of Knowledge helps equip you to turn this around and be more successful creating products customers love and that generate revenue for your organization. They develop the product strategy and engage in product work through all stages of work—idea to launch and ultimately to product retirement.

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Part Two: Key Elements to Become a Healthy Product-Led Organization

Bain Public

The path to successful product-led growth is a tough one. What you want is for stakeholders to build good habits around roadmap completion , but unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. It’s not considered to be part of the roadmap. You engage with support and sales and eventually, the product will launch.

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How To Cross the Strategy-to-Execution Chasm

The Product Coalition

In these cases, my observation is that the true failing was in the definition and communication of the strategy rather than than a cultural inability to execute. Through these failures, I’ve come up with a framework for defining, layering, and communicating an effective product strategy that can close the gap between strategy and execution.