Showing posts with label MMF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MMF. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Business value and MMF

Doing why stack is fun. It might be little annoying initially for few product owner or business folks. But I think we should pop up why stack max 5 times recursively for every feature until we end up with one of the following business values:

  • Protect revenue
  • Increase revenue
  • Manage cost
  • Increase brand value
  • Make the product remarkable
  • Provide more value to your customers

If we’re about to implement a feature that doesn’t support one of those values, chances are we’re about to implement a non-valuable feature. Consider tossing it altogether or pushing it down in backlog. Focus on implementing the MMFs (Minimum Marketable Features) that will yield the most value.

The value provided by a system is what you can get out of it – not what you put into it.