Provocative Post about Planning Products!

Provocative Post about Planning Products!

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Some provocative recommendations in this post: The size of your backlog is inversely proportional to your product’s success

While I think you ought to be synthesizing more than this suggests, the overplanning and under-reliance on what your customers actually do with your software is a massive fail. It takes some real courage to put the customer front and centre, at all times.

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