How to Prioritize Your Product Roadmap When Everything Feels Important: A Grey Literature Review

Trieflinger, Stefan; Münch, Jürgen; Bogazkoy, Emre; Eißler, Patrick; Schneider, Ján; Roling, Bastian

doi:10.1109/ice/itmc52061.2021.9570243

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“…engaging customers and eliciting excitement about the future product direction, making it a lightweight method for verifying requirements and ensuring alignment with user expectations [66]. The workflow steps of a Sustainable Product Roadmap involve careful planning, customer-focused problem solving, continuous learning, organizational cohesion, and maintaining customer enthusiasm for the product direction [67].…”

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“…Prioritization and organizational cohesion are crucial, which are achieved through constant communication with team members to ensure everyone understands the product roadmap's direction [65]. Importantly, the roadmap is a tool not just for internal guidance but also for engaging customers and eliciting excitement about the future product direction, making it a lightweight method for verifying requirements and ensuring alignment with user expectations [66]. The workflow steps of a Sustainable Product Roadmap involve careful planning, customerfocused problem solving, continuous learning, organizational cohesion, and maintaining customer enthusiasm for the product direction [67].…”

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A Framework of Hybrid Method for Developing Optimal Sustainable Product Strategies and Sustainable Product Roadmap

Chen

2024

Sustainability

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The success of sustainable product strategies is widely recognized as pivotal to the successful development of sustainable products. Despite some existing research on sustainable product strategies, there is a notable lack of investigation into the tools necessary for their effective development. To address this gap, our study aims to (1) introduce a methodological framework that systematically shapes sustainable product strategy, incorporating key technologies like a Sustainable Product Strategies Focus Group (SPSFG), Brainstorming, Weighted Decision Matrix (WDM), and Genetic Algorithm (GA); (2) demonstrate the practical application of this framework through the example of 3C products; and (3) contribute theoretically by proposing a tool for creating sustainable product strategies that integrates management principles, providing a practical guide for the development of control systems and tools. This study also maps out implications for the future of sustainable 3C products. The development of optimal sustainable product strategies across various sectors requires a comprehensive hybrid approach. This method combines diverse methodologies to create a robust framework addressing unique challenges in health systems, education, environment, industry, agriculture, energy, and resource management. Leveraging quantitative analysis, qualitative assessment, and systems thinking, the hybrid approach provides a nuanced understanding of interdependencies within these sectors. Integrating data-driven insights and qualitative considerations facilitates sustainable strategies, optimizing resource utilization for long-term environmental, social, and economic benefits. This holistic methodology enables a more effective response to interconnected challenges in health systems, education, environmental preservation, industry, agriculture, energy, and resource management, promoting a more sustainable future.

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