Business Analysis / Ishikawa Diagram / Prioritization / Product Management / Requirements / Requirements gathering / Requirements Models

Why Do Products Fail? – Picking the Wrong User Goals

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Continuing the series on root causes of product failure, this article looks at the impact of focusing on the wrong user goals. Even if you have picked the right users, you may have picked the wrong goals – creating a product your customers don’t really need, or solving problems that […]

Agile / Ishikawa Diagram / Product Management / Requirements / Requirements Models / Software development

Agile Product Management: Providing Context

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Agile development methodologies succeed because they help development teams be as effective as possible. Development teams do not, however, work in complete isolation. The company they work for has a strategy. The company manages a portfolio of products, and targets a particular product at specific market problems. Within that context, […]