About the roundtable
Within a product backlog, there are always constant streams of ideas and customer feedback, but not everything can be worked on at the same time. This is where prioritization and different frameworks come into play.
While having the same purpose: to help teams decide what to work on next, different frameworks have different approaches to solve the problem. There is no one-size-fit-all solution, and PMs should understand their team’s needs and what each framework could offer before deploying one.
What we covered:
- How to manage large backlogs
- How to prioritize cross-functionally
- Tips for choosing the "right" framework
- Common mistakes when deciding on a framework
Meet our speakers
Lisa is a product person with a strong focus on inclusive and empowering product management. Her 9 years of experience range from early-stage startups to corporates in Europe and Canada across industries like retail, ad tech, e-commerce, and fintech.
Lisa Mo Wagner
Adam Thomas
Product management expert, speaker, coach with over 10 years experience managing product teams.
Daniel is a book author, a passionate digital product & experience strategist and has more than 15 years of experience and over 100 projects in product management, agile transformation and software development.
Daniel Thulfaut
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