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Integrated Product Teams: The “I” Factor

A successful product development process requires the close collaboration between integrated product teams. According to www.npd-solutions.com, an integrated product team (IPT) can be made up of different stakeholders which may include Users, Customers, Engineers, Product Managers, Marketing, Project Managers, etc. Naturally, as product development activities change and evolve over the course of its liefcycle, so

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Creating a product roadmap requires collaboration

Creating a product roadmap is a crucial step in the product planning process and yet, the need to create such all encompassing pieces of information, with so many data points to consider in their construction, has often meant they’ve been sorely neglected – cobbled together in a rush before that all important meeting. Dynamic product

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Collecting customer feedback: Are you doing it right?

Collecting customer feedback: 4 Tips for Success 1. Evaluate your current online feedback strategy, ask: Can visitors quickly and easily find the information they need? Would adding features such as videos or images enhance their online experience? How are we collecting customer feedback? Do we create an effective dialogue with our potential and existing customers?

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Functional Requirements vs Non Functional Requirements

We often get asked the question: “What is the difference between functional requirements and non functional requirements?” Let’s take a closer look at these two complimentatry concepts. Functional Requirements Defined According to ReQtest a functional requirement simply tells a system to do something specific. On it’s own, this definition does not really suggest much, but

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