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Product Goals in Scrum

Roman Pichler

Background Story : Readers familiar with the history of Scrum—sometimes lovingly referred to as Scrumtorians—will undoubtedly know that it has contained sprint goals at least since 2002 and a (product) vision since 2004 , even though the latter is not mentioned in the Scrum Guide.

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429: Innovation practices of the best companies – with Sally Kay

Product Innovation Educators

The award started in 1988, and in 2004 the OCI committee was asked to write a chapter for the PDMA Handbook of New Product Development about the OCI award. We conducted two more retrospective analyses covering 2004-2013 and 2014-2021. 9:40] What are key innovation practices that winners have in common?

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TEI 225: Create a movement for a product – with Greg Satell

Product Innovation Educators

In 2004, I found myself running a news organization in Kiev, Ukraine, during the Orange Revolution. In 2004, I found myself running a news organization in Kiev, Ukraine, during the Orange Revolution. We always underestimate the transformation. We always underestimate the transformation.

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OKRs and Product Roadmaps

Roman Pichler

If you work with a public product roadmap, then I advise using vague time frames such as in the second half of 2004 or in 2025. [6] See the article The GO Product Roadmap for a roadmap example with multiple goals. [5] 6] OKRs are usually set for a quarter, see Radical Focus , 2 nd ed., 8] Figure 4 shows part of my product strategy model. [9]

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Saying Goodbye

The Product Bistro

Sales training in 2004 in Europe. It has become almost a religion to me, and I think that I have done some memorable runs: Paris -Running to the Eiffel Tower, through the Arc de Triomphe and back to our hotel (2004 sales training.). I should have known that would be a harbinger of the level of travel that I would need to do. (My

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Conducting User Research in Product Management

The Product Guy

In 2004, Adrienne Tan co-founded Brainmates with Nick Coster. Amanda lives in Melbourne with her family and in her spare time likes to explore all things cooking related (with a dose of the gym thrown in to try and work it all off!) Adrienne Tan CEO, Brainmates.

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Scaling the Product Owner Role

Roman Pichler

A common technique to do this is unbundling a feature and releasing it as a separate product—like Facebook did with the Messenger app in 2004. The alternative to sharing the responsibility of managing a product is to break up the latter. Another technique is creating product variants—think of iPod shuffle and iPod Touch, for example.