Effective Agile Product Management Through Automation – Webinar
Sometimes it seems that agile development is an end run around effective product planning and market analysis. It also can undermine product positioning and roadmapping. Yet the benefits of a more responsive and productive product development team are too significant to ignore.
Learn how the Splunk product management team is automating the Pragmatic Institute Framework to feed continuous market-driven priorities into an agile development process, and then leveraging this automation for continuous communication back to its user community, customers and field organization.
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