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Glossary Product Management Foundations

This document defines key terms used in a course on product management foundations, including: - The go-to market term refers to who will use a product, which is important for the release phase of development. - The lifecycle describes the circular planning process for a project rather than a linear start and end point. - The plan phase defines the timeline and features to be developed based on research.

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Glossary Product Management Foundations

This document defines key terms used in a course on product management foundations, including: - The go-to market term refers to who will use a product, which is important for the release phase of development. - The lifecycle describes the circular planning process for a project rather than a linear start and end point. - The plan phase defines the timeline and features to be developed based on research.

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GLOSSARY

Product Management Foundations


With Doug Winnie

Use these terms and definitions below to understand concepts taught in the course.

Transcript Search: note that you can search for terms directly within the course. To search video text, switch to
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Term Definition
Who is going to use your product; important part of the release phase in
go-to market
product development
Circular procedure to plan out a project; not a linear plan with a clear
lifecycle
start and end point
Define timeline for a project and translate the research into features to be
plan phase
developed
product Everything around you; a product does not have to be an object
When a product is shown to users; a release can be public or private
release
(small select group of users)
release phase Take a product to customers using a marketing plan
research phase Research all the aspects of a project
sprint Tool that provides a picture of how your product development will work

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