DesignOps and ProductOps: why do we need them?

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[This presentation evolves the ideas contained in this article: https://uxdesign.cc/applying-designops-to-product-teams-3defc468a03] DesignOps and ProductOps have emerged as new key disciplines that have a major impact on how service and product organisations deliver experiences to their customers. As with every new discipline, both Design and product Ops are still fluid and in many cases, their remit and roles are blurred. It is indeed important to understand how these two functions can collaborate and enable design thinking, lean startup, and agile to be implemented in the best possible way to maximise efficiencies and business results. By looking at the product lifecycle, this presentation highlights the skills and domains owned by DesignOps and ProductOps, identifying opportunities for an effective collaboration that benefits the design and product teams and impacts both the users and the business.

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