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5.1.1 Set Up the Organization for Success
Either an organization supports product teams, or it hinders them. The challenge of creating, launching, and maintaining a successful product is complex and difficult. An organization needs to
5.2.2 Apply Customer Learnings
Several ideas and opportunities emerge from these activities. It is tempting to start to chase those ideas and to build something amazing for the customer that they have come to care about.
5.7.2 Optimize Value Delivery
A small product increment, or a minimal version of the product, is built and shared with the customer. If the customer does not like some aspects of the product, it can be changed. Then it is put
Paywall Test
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Guide to Product Ownership Analysis
This is a comprehensive treatment of the Product Ownership Analysis (POA) discipline and follows the IIBA Introduction to Product Ownership Analysis. As more organizations transition from
Business Analysis Core Concept Model
The Business Analysis Core Concept Model™ (BACCM™) is composed of six core concepts that provide a common language and guidance for effective business analysis.