Product road Map.pptx

product Road Map used in Agile environment

1. Product Road Map SSRS Migration to snow Flake

2. What PRM really tell us Where the Product is Where its headed Next Defines how the Product work need to be documented Who is responsible for different tasks Mile stones and Dead lines need to meet

3. Consists of ? Product vision - outline of where the product is headed in the future Strategy - breakdown of how exactly the organization plans to hit each of the targets outlined on the roadmap Goals - defined  project objectives  that are time-bound Timing - timing to ensure project progress can be tracked as time goes on Tracking Metrics - definite metrics for determining when a target has been achieved i.e burn down charts Etc Status Tracking - to know when they’ve been planned, when they’re in progress, and when they’re completed

4. How do we create Product road Map Define strategic Goals – need to define what strategic goals to achieve finally Establish Product priorities – need to establish what are our product priorities to develop Prioritize Product priorities – prioritization Develop Road Map – this is called product road map Share Map – this has to share to the team ( I have pasted some screen shots for better understanding )

5. Example:- SSRS Migration to snow flake From & To date :- 14 th Aug to 21 st Dec 2023 –( 18 weeks ) Epic 1 – Letter process conversion to snowflake – Duration Aug 14to 11 th sep – ( 4 weeks ) – 2 sprints ( 2 weeks each ) Epic 2 – Email Process conversion to snowflake – Duration – 12 th sep – 24 th oct – ( 6 weeks ) – 3 sprints ( 2 weeks each ) Epic 3 – SSRS Reports and processes – phase 1 – Duration – 25 th oct – 22 nd Nov – ( 4 weeks ) – 2 sprints ( 2 weeks each ) Epic 4 – Lexus Nexus Processes to snowflake – Duration - 23 rd Nov – 21 st Dec – ( 4 weeks ) – 2 sprints ( 2 weeks each ) Total Number of sprints – 9 including all 4 epics