PROJECT TITLE

“AGILE PRODUCT ROADMAP PLANNING”

SUBMITTED TO

CENTRE FOR ONLINE LEARNING

DR. D. Y. PATIL VIDYAPEETH, PUNE

SUBMITTED BY

MS. SHAOLI DASGUPTA

 INTRODUCTION TO TOPIC

 An agile roadmap is a flexible plan

of action for achieving your product
vision. It includes components like
upcoming product releases, epics,
and features — showing how each
contributes to your product strategy
 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

 Agile Methodologies in Product Development:

 Key Elements of Product Roadmaps:

 Collaborative Planning and Stakeholder Involvement:

 OBLECTIVES OF THE STUDY

 Investigate Agile Methodologies:

 Evaluate Current Industry Practices:
 Develop Frameworks for Agile Product Roadmap Planning:
 Assess Tools and Technologies:
 Examine the Impact on Stakeholder Collaboration:
 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Research Methodology is a systematic procedure of collecting information in order to

analyse and verify a phenomenon. the collection of information is done in two principal

sources. They are as follows

1. Primary Data

2. Secondary Data
 DATA ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION

Q.1. What are the key principles of the Scrum methodology in Agile product development?
Q2. In Extreme Programming (XP), what is a primary practice to ensure high-quality
code?
Q.3. How does Kanban differ from Scrum in terms of work visualization?
Q.4. Which Agile methodology is known for its emphasis on continuous
improvement and pull-based workflow?
Q.5. What is a common challenge faced by organizations when adopting Agile
methodologies for product roadmap planning
 SUGGESTIONS

 • Emphasize ongoing dialogue and education within the Agile community.

 • Highlight the benefits of iterative development and continuous feedback.

 • Prioritize collaborative coding efforts, specifically pair programming.

 • Recognize the significance of collaborative practices for high-quality code.

 • Acknowledge Kanban's continuous flow visualization.

 CONCLUSION

This project aimed to thoroughly investigate Agile methodologies, particularly

Scrum, Kanban, and Extreme Programming, to gain a comprehensive
understanding of their principles and applicability in product roadmap planning.
The evaluation of current industry practices, through case studies and real-world
examples, allowed for the identification of successful implementations and
challenges faced by organizations in adopting Agile methodologies for product
roadmap planning.