Conceptualizes roles for effective coordination in data-driven product management, indicating a framework for organizational design.
This paper conceptualizes data-driven product management (DDPM) as an organisational capability requiring clearly defined roles for effective coordination across technical, analytical, and managerial domains. Based on a systematic literature review and industry workshops, twelve interdependent roles were identified and specified through standardized role profiles. The resulting role architecture provides a structured foundation for organisational design, enabling companies to assign responsibilities, align competences, and operationalise DDPM in practice.
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