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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - June, 2012

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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - June, 2012

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  1. How to Build a Shared Understanding of Your Requirements

    As a product manager, you are responsible discovering and for communicating requirements to engineering/delivery teams. While user stories and personas can be powerful techniques, they may be too “big” or “too small”, leave out critical requirements, or they may be inappropriate for some product domains. Learn essentials for conducting rich, efficient structured conversations about your product using the 7 Product Dimensions. See how you can gain a holistic and shared understanding of requirements among all product stakeholders.

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  2. Deliver Value with Product Roadmaps

    Product roadmaps are a strategic tool that aligns and transforms business goals and stakeholder values into plans for delivery. Roadmaps articulate how your products will achieve its vision, help you uncover technology roadmap requirements, communicate to internal and external customers, and provide a sound foundation for planning. We’ll explore the why’s, what’s, and how of product roadmaps, ways to visualize roadmaps, steps for building and sustaining product roadmaps, and a sampling of techniques to set the context for exploring and evaluating features on your roadmap.

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