Last week we covered the basics of the Product Requirements Document (PRD). We considered what it is, its use, and what it must contain. This week I’ll lay out the …
Developing a PRD
Essentials of a Product Requirements Document (PRD) In this week’s post, I’m going to discuss the nuts and bolts of the PRD (Product Requirements Document). Next week I’ll complete this …
Crafting A Project Charter
Required to be clear and concise, the project charter is never the less charged with setting down lots of information in a high-level document. Just look at what the Project …
Crafting a Useful Positioning Statement
A strong positioning statement is an important ingredient for success. In this post we share some tips for developing a well thought out positioning statement. What is a Positioning Statement? …
How Much Time Do Product Managers Spend In The Field?
Time spent with customers is precious. Organizations often talk about the importance of capturing “the voice of the customer” and product managers are directed to collect meaningful customer input. This …
Who Really Owns the Requirements Backlog?
It’s often assumed that product owners and product managers are singularly responsible for the requirements backlog. While this is true in many instances – this assumption does not hold true in all …