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The High Costs of Building the Wrong Product

By Scott Sehlhorst | June 21st, 2010

As product managers, we talk about creating the right solutions with our products. Understanding the very real problems our customers face, understanding the very real opportunities our markets present, and manifesting that understanding in a product roadmap.

Other than being “not as good,” how expensive is it to build the wrong product?
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Posted in Business Analysis, Product Management, Requirements, Requirements gathering | Tagged 1-10-100 rule, bad product management, cost of quality, requirements bugs | 51 Comments

Where Bugs Come From

By Scott Sehlhorst | January 22nd, 2006

In the Foundation series article on software processes we introduce a definition of software process as three steps – (decide, develop, deliver). That article will provide some contextfor this discussion, which dives more deeply into the three steps (decide, develop, deliver).