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A small, cross-functional team led by a product owner orchestrates product discovery work.

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Discovery isn’t about building software

Discovery work isn’t about building shippable software. It’s about learning. It’s about building a deeper understanding of what we could build. It’s about asking and answering questions like:

  • What problems are we really solving?
  • What solutions could be valuable to our organization and to customers buying or adopting the product?
  • What does a usable solution look like?
  • What’s feasible to build given the time and tools that we have?


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Prioritize specific business goals, customers, and users, and then their goals, before priortiziing features.

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