One of the questions that seems to frequently come up in my discussions these days is:
What’s the difference between a Requirement and a Feature?
Let me try and explain this difference in this short blog post.
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Features vs Requirements – Requirements Management Basics
July 13, 2009 By
Feature Requests From Customers Are Really About Unsolved Problems
June 10, 2009 By
I recently read a nice post by Cindy Alvarez in her blog – Saying “No” to… Feature Requests
One sentence in her post caught my eye:
…many requests for solutions are obscured insights into problems.
This is an excellent point by Cindy.
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Product Management Tools
March 20, 2009 By
Hi there – We’ve been on a short hiatus from blogging, as we were working hard to get our Spring 2009 release out on time. We did so on Monday – hooray! 🙂
This is a short post, but we wanted to share this interesting list with you…
It is based on a quick survey we ran to visitors to some pages of our site between Jan-12th and March-16th. We asked the visitors who were in Product Management or Product Marketing to give us a list of tools they use most often to perform their day-to-day tasks.
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A Call to Product Management Professionals Everywhere
January 2, 2009 By
Happy New Year everyone – 2009 is here!
One of our sales reps is close friends with a sales rep from a competitor – let us call them Jim and Bob (not real names!). They actually spent the Christmas holidays skiing together.
One of the stories they commiserated on was how they both felt that executives [Read more…]
Persona Grata – How to Use Personas to Manage Your Requirements Better
November 9, 2008 By
Do you and your product management team use “Personas” while defining and managing your requirements? If not, personas may be a valuable addition to your arsenal of tools to help you manage your requirements more effectively.
What is a “Persona”?
A Persona is an abstracted representation of a typical user of your product.
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