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Attendees dove into transformative presentations that challenged the status quo and ignited powerful discussions. These sessions weren't just about exploring ideas. They catalysed actionable solutions.
What we'll explore
The annual roadmap is a fiction most product teams have abandoned but not replaced. What's left is often chaos dressed up as agility, shipping fast without knowing if speed creates value or just motion. The differentiator now isn't pace; it's rhythm.
- Judgement at scale: frameworks that help distributed teams make aligned decisions
- The discipline of no: why pruning is harder than prioritising
- From roadmap to run-loops
The annual roadmap is a fiction most product teams have abandoned but not replaced. What's left is often chaos dressed up as agility, shipping fast without knowing if speed creates value or just motion. The differentiator now isn't pace; it's rhythm.
- Judgement at scale: frameworks that help distributed teams make aligned decisions
- The discipline of no: why pruning is harder than prioritising
A decade of hype cycles has pulled product teams away from basics. Everyone claims customer obsession, but the evidence tells a different story: bloated products, vanity metrics, growth disconnected from outcomes. This theme is about moving from slogan to practice.
- Feature bloat: why products grow past usefulness, and how to reverse it
- Metrics that matter: tying measurement to real customer impact, not internal vanity
- Customer obsession in action
A decade of hype cycles has pulled product teams away from basics. Everyone claims customer obsession, but the evidence tells a different story: bloated products, vanity metrics, growth disconnected from outcomes. This theme is about moving from slogan to practice.
- Feature bloat: why products grow past usefulness, and how to reverse it
- Metrics that matter: tying measurement to real customer impact, not internal vanity
As our discipline evolves and we move away from the same old tools, templates, and frameworks, product is finding its true identity. We'll finish the day looking optimistically to the future, discussing what excites us most about where product is heading and what we can't wait to achieve.
- Product's bright future
As our discipline evolves and we move away from the same old tools, templates, and frameworks, product is finding its true identity. We'll finish the day looking optimistically to the future, discussing what excites us most about where product is heading and what we can't wait to achieve.
