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ProductManagers, Customers. If you want to keep more detailed notes, you can, but for most productmanagers I meet, a short phrase is enough of a reminder. Of course, your SIVs don’t have equal value. But I’ve been recruited, and they want me to bring another good productmanager with me. Not at all.
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Prototypes are a simplistic yet highly illustrative embodiment of functional requirements, so it’s a great way to help stakeholders actually see how the product will look like – and discover possible improvements at early stages. Let’s look at every stage of requirements management and talk about how to optimize activities within them.
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They’ll also have the feedback of the productmanagers and stakeholders. Thus, you’ll be able to develop a product that will outperform the competition in most cases. This is the stage where you should ensure internally that the design of the product is compatible with other modules as well as different external sources.
Manual testing is only done by the productmanager, generally when a feature has already been live in production for a while, to make sure that it’s according to the spec. Do we ever release bugs to production? Much ink has been spilled on the topic of MVP, a “MinimumViableProduct”.
Manual testing is only done by the productmanager, generally when a feature has already been live in production for a while, to make sure that it’s according to the spec. Do we ever release bugs to production? Much ink has been spilled on the topic of MVP, a “MinimumViableProduct”.
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