Reconciling Maintenance And New Releases

Topics:
Marketing Strategy,
Product Development and Design
Tags:
Human Resources,
Maintenance,
Pragmatic Marketing,
Recruitment & Selection,
Workforce Management
Source:
Pragmatic Marketing

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Overview: One challenge facing a Product Manager is how to balance limited Development resources between the need for maintenance work on the one hand and for new capabilities on the other. Devoting too many resources to one or the other can cause your product to be out of whack and lose ground to competitors who do a better job of mastering that balance. This paper explains what you need to consider as you continually strike a balance between development on maintenance releases and on new feature releases.

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Format: HTML | Date: Dec 2007 | Pages: 6


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