Stakeholder

Users, Customers and Sales

These are the primary Stakeholders in product development at all levels (Organization , Cluster and Team ). At the Team level, the Application Teams in particular have close contact with Users, Customers and sales, as they give and evaluate the ultimate requirements for the products, systems and applications. Stakeholders are invited to the Review meetings…

Cluster Backlog, Cluster Cycle Backlog and Cluster Kanban

Each Cluster has exactly one Backlog for its area of responsibility and tasks , the Cluster Backlog. In its simplest form, it consists of elements of just one System development that all Teams in the Cluster are working on. In this case, the Cluster Backlog can be referred to as the System Backlog. If the…

Cluster Review

At the end of each Cluster Cycle , a Cluster Review is held in which the Team System Engineer Group (TSEG) and the Cluster Product Owner (CPO) present the results to the stakeholders. They receive feedback from the stakeholders on the results so that the CPO can adjust the Cluster Backlog if necessary . Along…

Supplier, Supply Chain & Production

Suppliers are important external Stakeholders of product development at all levels (Organization , Cluster and Team ) and supply chain and production are important internal Stakeholders. At the Team level, the Module Teams in particular, have close contact with suppliers because they provide important boundary conditions for the technology. Stakeholders are invited to the review…

Manager of other Areas and the P4N

The managers of areas that are not included in the P4 Dev Framework are assigned to the group of Stakeholders . The managers of other areas come from infrastructure areas such as IT, HR, accounting and facility / site management. The Stakeholders of the Supplier, Supply chain and Production area are described here , the…

Stakeholder Needs

Stakeholders are all persons and groups of people affected by a system, as well as everyone directly interested or involved in the product. Stakeholders are invited to the reviews at all levels and can optionally be invited to backlog refinement meetings to explain their requirements. In order to identify stakeholders, the P4 framework uses two…

Stakeholders are all persons and groups affected by a system, as well as all those directly interested or involved in the product. Stakeholders are invited to Review meetings at all levels and can optionally be invited to Backlog Refinement meetings to explain their requirements. To identify stakeholders, the P4 framework uses two different life cycles…

Responsibiliy of Market & Business by Product Owners

The P4 framework divides its organizational and management structure of product development into three areas: Market and Business (see below) Organization, infrastructure, people and processes Technology and Architecture Market and Business The Product Owner roles at the various levels bear responsibility for the products and their markets. In doing so, they communicate with the Stakeholders…