Define A Winning Product Vision
Product vision is a statement outlining what specific outcome your product aims to deliver.
This template is the foundation for:
1. Focusing your products on what really matters
Why? Being focused on a clear ideal outcome will help us actually build products that deliver value (i.e., solve a real problem → users more likely to use the product → users more likely to pay for the product)
2. Alignment
Product Vision also provides us with alignment within our organization, which prevents all sorts of problems from occurring later: Building products that drive towards different, unrelated outcomes; conflict between stakeholders; disparate or conflicting objectives; unmotivated teams (because of a lack of clear direction); etc.-This template is a powerful way for product leaders to craft a winning product vision with their teams.We suggest going through the real-world examples as part of a workshop before getting your team to craft their own versions of your product vision before finally aligning as a group on which one you feel would be best for your product.
This template is a powerful way for product leaders to craft a winning product vision with their teams.
We suggest going through the real-world examples as part of a workshop before getting your team to craft their own versions of your product vision before finally aligning as a group on which one you feel would be best for your product.
This template was created by Prod MBA.
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UML Use Case Online Shopping System Template
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UML
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Monthly Schedule Template
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Planning, Project Management
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Go-to-Market Strategy Template
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Marketing, Desk Research, Strategic Planning
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To-do List Template
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Project Management, Education, Decision Making
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Cross Functional Flowchart
Works best for:
Org Charts, Business Management
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The Hot Air Balloon Retrospective
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