A Dozen Reasons Product Roadmaps Fail
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In my presentation at Product Camp Silicon Valley, 2016 I shared a dozen reasons why product roadmaps fail (and how to prevent them). Please share other reasons why roadmaps can fail!
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A Dozen Reasons Product Roadmaps Fail
- 1. A DOZEN REASONS PRODUCT ROADMAPS FAIL
- 2. YOUR ROADMAP SHALL BE SET IN STONE
- 4. LOSING SIGHT OF THE BIG PICTURE
- 5. LIST OF FEATURES =PRODUCT ROADMAP
- 7. YOUR ROADMAP IS CREATED IN A SILO
- 8. YOU DON’T LISTEN TO YOUR CUSTOMERS
- 9. YOUR CUSTOMERS DRIVE THE ENTIRE ROADMAP
- 10. YOUR ROADMAP IS UGLY
- 11. TOO MANY DETAILS
- 13. YOUR THEMES DON’T DELIVER VALUE