article thumbnail

How To Avoid the Product Version 1 and Done Dilemma

Product Management University

Version 1 Products Need a Vision and Strategic Roadmap The easiest way to avoid the version 1 product dilemma is to describe what the product will ultimately help customers accomplish, why that outcome is valuable, and in pecking order, the biggest obstacles standing in the way of that outcome. The strategic roadmap is the next layer down.

B2B 147
article thumbnail

Mastering Product Success: Unveiling the Power of Product Vision, Roadmaps, and Goals

People-First Product Leadership

Part 1, we covered the “why” behind creating a strategy stack, with a focus on establishing the organization’s Mission, North Star, and Vision. Part 3 brings together the Product specific Vision, Roadmap and Goals. The Vision is brought to life in the Now / Next / Later roadmap, which is supported by Product Goals.

Vision 52
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

How To Build a Customer-Facing Roadmap That Communicates Your Product Vision

ProductPlan

This vision holds true with our own organization as well. This year, we focus on the major priorities that help us achieve our vision while maintaining an easy-to-use, delightful, and flexible user experience. Through this exercise, we have uncovered helpful best practices and tips for creating your own customer-facing roadmap.

article thumbnail

An Organic Farm Startup Onboarding Strategy

The Product Coalition

I have defined the below dimensions as a cohesive framework. These 8 dimensions will be pillars of driving the vision and business outcomes right after the launch. The frameworks (image 1 &2) highlight the approach to take the product into the market. What are those 8 dimensions for startup onboarding strategy?

Startups 126
article thumbnail

Sticking to Your Product Vision Means Saying “No”

ProductPlan

Product managers wear many hats, but one of the most uncomfortable ones they’re forced to occasionally don is that of the product vision “Gatekeeper.” The harder part is shooting things down that aren’t bad at face value, but don’t match up with the strategy, vision, and timeline of the overall product.

Vision 67
article thumbnail

New Course: Mastering Product Management

Sachin Rekhi

Some teams do a team brainstorm and voting exercise to develop their roadmap. Others leverage a prioritization framework like RICE to prioritize their initiatives. Or take OKRs, a common goal setting framework used by many product teams. This is due to the very process by which the roadmap is developed.

article thumbnail

How To Be More Creative: Simple Exercises For Your Team

UX Studio

How To Create A Convincing Product Vision To Guide Your Team. The Studio Model: A Framework For Self-Organizing Teams. The post How To Be More Creative: Simple Exercises For Your Team appeared first on UX Studio. Other posts about the relationship between creativity and UX? Distraction Is a Designer Drug.