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A Product Vision Board is a canvas-style planning technique for expressing a product's vision, target group, needs, product, and business goals.
A Product Vision Board is a canvas for outlining an individual product’s strategy and clarifying its future direction. section 4.3.2
Organize the board around five sections:
Vision, Target Group, Needs, Product, and Business Goals. section 4.3.2 Use the resulting view to understand future product aspirations and shape modernization around product-specific and shared capabilities. section 4.3.2 Use the Product Vision Board figure as a visual reference for the canvas structure. section 4.3.2
How Architecture Modernization: Socio-technical alignment of software, strategy, and structure covers it
How deep it goes Defines five sections and relates them to future product aspirations without specifying a detailed facilitation procedure.
Examples Uses Vision, Target Group, Needs, Product, and Business Goals, illustrated by Roman Pichler’s Product Vision Board.
What you can do after Evaluate future product aspirations and connect modernization priorities to product-specific and shared capabilities.
How it connects Connects product strategy with business model exploration, listening tours, modernization vision, and shared capabilities.
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