Summary of c. todd lombardo, bruce mccarthy, evan ryan & michael connors's product roadmaps relaunched

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 A good roadmap is not so much a project plan as a strategic communication tool. It should state the company's direction and intent, and be flexible enough for teams to adapt to the lean and agile methods they have adopted. #2 The term customer refers to the recipient of the value your product provides. It can refer to the buyer and the user of your product, but it is often used to describe the consumer of your product. #3 The mismatch between traditional roadmaps and the reality of most product development efforts has gotten bad enough that many product teams have abandoned the practice altogether or restricted access to the roadmap to a few trusted team members. #4 The traditional roadmap is so focused on deliverables that it often leaves out the critical context of why the organization is focused on these specific things in the first place.