These days, while running and thinking about the next roadmap planning, I found myself wondering: Which items should make it onto the roadmap, and which ones are most likely to create real business impact? I've been in product management for more than four years now, and I've seen quite a few products being launched. Some succeeded. Others… not so much. What made the difference? Remember my previous article about roadmap preparation ? Yep, the same principles still apply. But is there one extra ingredient that can make or break a product's success? 🧩 The missing piece in the roadmap At this point, I have quite a few items assessed in my backlog. I look at their potential business impact, their impact on customer experience, feasibility, risks, why AI makes sense (or doesn't), and so on and so forth. But what was missing? That was the question bothering me. Until I had a moment of clarity in the ...
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