PRODUCT ROADMAP (PRODUCT MANAGEMENT)

• Goal

  • is a desired result that a person plans and commits to achieve.
• Goal setting

  • It involves the development of an action plan designed to motivate and guide a person or group toward a goal.
• Short Term Goal

  • Is something you want to do in the near future. The near future can mean today, this week, this month, or even this year. It is something you want to accomplish soon.
• Long Term Goal

  • It is the goal which takes a long time to achieve.
• Theme selection

  • entails identifying key themes or areas of focus that contribute to achieving the product goals.
• Strategic Alignment

  • Ensure themes align with product objectives and organizational goals.
• Customer-Centric Approach

  • Base themes on deep understanding of customer needs for value delivery.
• Prioritization

  • Rank themes by strategic significance and potential impact.
• Comprehensiveness

  • Cover diverse areas like functionality, usability, and security.
• Flexibility and Adaptability

  • Allow for adjustments based on market changes and feedback.
• Communication and Alignment

  • Use themes to ensure stakeholder alignment and collaboration.
• timeframe

  • is a specific period or duration during which tasks, activities, or events are expected to occur or be completed.
• productroadmap

  • is a shared source of truth that outlines the vision, direction, priorities, and progress of a product over time.
• Internalroadmapforthedevelopmentteam

  • This roadmap is tailored for the development team's use. It typically includes detailed information about prioritized customer value to be delivered, target release dates, and milestones.
• Internalroadmapforexecutives

  • This roadmap is designed for executives and focuses on how the teams' work supports high-level company goals and metrics.
• Internalroadmapforsales

  • This roadmap caters to the sales team and highlights new features and customer benefits.
• External roadmap

  • This roadmap is intended for external stakeholders, particularly customers, to excite them about upcoming developments.