Usually products grow and evolve over time, so when we refer
to a “product” we really mean the collection of product releases for that
product. The course a product will take over time is also the responsibility of
the product manager. This is important for several reasons.
When a product team is hard at work on a product, they want
to know what is next. Will this be the end of the product? Or will they be
enhancing the product over time to meet additional needs or markets? This
information is not just of passing interest to the product team. The best product management companies of vision for the product line and the
product strategy of product management can be very motivational to the team. Often best product management compromises must be made to meet required timeframes, and if the team understands that
features they feel strongly about will be coming in a following version, they
feel better about their work.
Second, it can help the engineering organization immensely to
understand the future of a product as there are hundreds of decisions they need
to make architecturally that can depend on future use. It is much better to
give them as much information as possible rather than risk the team having to
rebuild major components later.
Third, it helps the sales and marketing organization in
communicating the vision of the product to customers and industry analysts if
they know where the product is going. You must use care in releasing product
details and availability both for competitive reasons and because the details
and availability will likely change over time. But your customers also want to
know where the product is heading.
Once the product manager has painted a clear and compelling
picture of where the product is intended to go over the next few years, the
product roadmap should chart the course to get there. What capabilities and
releases should happen when? What markets will be served by each release? The
specifics of each release along the way are then covered in the product
requirements document for each version of best product management companies.
The product manager is responsible for this product strategy
and the steps that will get the product from here to there. The strategy and
roadmap should reflect the input and buy-in of the full product team, and
should be reviewed and approved by the company executives.
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