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Product strategy

'Roadmap' and prioritisation — what gets built next and why. tashan measures 18 capabilities for this work. Ranked on upkeep, freshness and real adoption, every input public. How we measure ›

#CapabilitytashanEvidenceHealth
1
Haytham primary plugin deep
51
13 ★active
2
Ideonomy primary plugin deep
50
39 ★active
3
AI Adoption Playbook primary plugin solid
54
20 ★active
4
Management Consulting primary plugin solid
51
43 ★active
5
Product Discovery primary plugin solid
51
13 ★active
6
Product Org OS primary plugin solid
40
4 ★active
7
48
5 ★active
8
42
5 ★active
9
40
1 marketplacesactive
10
Mindpowers primary plugin
39
3 ★active
11
Claude Deconstruct primary plugin
39
1 ★active
12
Pm Skills primary plugin thin
69
504 ★active
13
Amplitude primary plugin thin
61
30 ★active
14
Repo Test Architect supporting npm deep
51
239/wkactive
15
Roadmapsh supporting npm solid
37
63/wkactive
16
Canvasaas supporting npm
46
34/wkactive
17
Feedback Magic supporting npm
41
16/wkactive
18
Quandora Staging supporting plugin
39
0 ★active

Who does this work

O*NET records this as a core process step for 9 occupations, including Architectural and Engineering Managers, Computer and Information Systems Managers, Fundraising Managers, Funeral Home Managers, General and Operations Managers, Medical and Health Services Managers, Natural Sciences Managers, Regulatory Affairs Managers, Supply Chain Managers.

Recorded there as: "Develop business or market strategies" / "Develop organizational goals or objectives" / "Develop operating strategies, plans, or procedures". We publish it under the name practitioners use.

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Occupational data from the O*NET 30.3 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, used under CC BY 4.0. tashan consolidated its process steps into the terms practitioners use; O*NET does not endorse this site.

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