Adoption
The extent to which intended users understand, begin using, and continue receiving value from a digital product.
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Digital Product Dictionary
Plain-language definitions across product foundations, strategy, research, experience, delivery, operations, measurement, value, roles, data, and AI.
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AI-enabled digital product
A digital product that uses artificial intelligence as part of the value it provides and is supported by clear ownership, evaluation, governance, experience, adoption, and operations.
Digital product
An intentionally managed digital capability that delivers continuing value to defined users, supported by ownership, experience, measurement, operations, and evolution.
Digital product lifecycle
The connected decisions and responsibilities through which an organization evaluates an opportunity and discovers, defines, designs, develops, validates, launches, supports adoption of, operates, evolves, and eventually retires a digital product.
Digital productization
The work required to turn a functioning digital solution into a dependable product with ownership, experience, adoption, measurement, governance, support, and an operating model.
Digital solution
A digital response to a defined need or problem. A solution may work technically without yet having the conditions required to operate as a sustainable product.
Governance
The decision rights, controls, evidence, reviews, and accountability used to guide a product responsibly.
Minimum viable product (MVP)
The smallest coherent product experience that can deliver meaningful value and produce useful evidence for future decisions.
Outcome
A meaningful change in user behavior, organizational performance, or another condition that the product is intended to influence.
Product hardening
The coordinated, cross-functional work of making a functioning product dependable, secure, supportable, and ready for real-world use.
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The continuing direction of a product across user needs, outcomes, priorities, investment, decisions, adoption, performance, and evolution.
Product operations
The practices, tools, evidence, governance, and working systems that help products and product teams operate consistently.
Product Owner
The person accountable in Scrum for maximizing product value and making Product Backlog priorities clear and usable.
Product ownership
The team-facing responsibility for turning product direction into prioritized, clear, and actionable delivery decisions.
Product roadmap
A communication and decision tool that connects product outcomes, priorities, planned learning, and potential work over time.
Product strategy
The choices that define whom the product serves, what value it should create, where to invest, and how success will be evaluated.
User acceptance testing (UAT)
Validation performed with business representatives or intended users to confirm that a product supports agreed needs and real-world use.
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