When everything “could be AI,” how do you maintain roadmap focus?
4 Answers
Google Group Product Manager, Android • 4mo
I don't agree with the implication in the question. AI as it stands today is a super helpful tool but it doesn't replace the core requirements for a good roadmap. We stil...
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Nextiva Head of Product, Developer Ecosystem | Formerly VP Product at Localytics, Crayon, Redox, CoreStory • 1mo
The hardest product discipline right now isn't building AI features. It's saying no to the ones that demo well but don't compound into real value. AI makes it possible to...
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Salesforce Director of Product Management, Tableau Next • 1mo
Honestly, the "could be AI" trap is real. Our filter is pretty simple: does this move us closer to making customers wildly successful with agentic analytics, or is it jus...
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Optimizely Chief Product Officer • 1mo
This is probably the most important discipline question in product right now. The honest answer is that maintaining focus requires saying no to things that are genuinely ...
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