Focuses development on products and associated business outcomes as opposed to projects
Contributed by
Tim Beattie
Published September 09, 2018
What is it?
A practice that focuses development on products and associated business outcomes of those products.
Primarily product ownership is about enabling a collaboration between development teams members of a product and all the stakeholders, users and any affected by that product.
Supported by many other practices to maximise and prioritise business and customer value of features incrementally built into products.
Why use it?
Facilitates a connection between development teams and the products that deliver business and customer value.
Provides a strong foundation for long lived cross functional teams to iteratively discovery and deliver increments of the product releasing value early and often.
Enables a flexible and adaptive approach to delivering products that can be responsive to feedback and the market.
Further Information
Henrik Kniberg’s “Product Ownership in a Nutshell” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=502ILHjX9EE
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