Designing Delivery: Product-Engineering Collaboration in the AI Era

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One of the most crucial hinges in any software eco-system is how product management collaborates with engineering. This workshop will cover how product managers can create the right conversations, establish trust and extract information out of their engineering teams. Engineering teams are increasingly working with AI/ML capabilities, LLMs, and complex data pipelines. Product managers must understand how to develop AI use cases, scope AI features, communicate technical constraints, and help organizations make smart trade-off decisions. In a world where development is moving faster than ever,

One of the most crucial hinges in any software eco-system is how product management collaborates with engineering. This workshop will cover how product managers can create the right conversations, establish trust and extract information out of their engineering teams. Engineering teams are increasingly working with AI/ML capabilities, LLMs, and complex data pipelines. Product managers must understand how to develop AI use cases, scope AI features, communicate technical constraints, and help organizations make smart trade-off decisions. In a world where development is moving faster than ever,

One of the most crucial hinges in any software eco-system is how product management collaborates with engineering. This workshop will cover how product managers can create the right conversations, establish trust and extract information out of their engineering teams. Engineering teams are increasingly working with AI/ML capabilities, LLMs, and complex data pipelines. Product managers must understand how to develop AI use cases, scope AI features, communicate technical constraints, and help organizations make smart trade-off decisions. In a world where development is moving faster than ever,

This program will cover:

  • Developing AI use cases in partnership with engineering

  • Project inceptions for AI feature development - aligning on goals, risks, data requirements

  • User story writing for AI/ML features with clear success criteria

  • User story mapping with technical dependency visualization for AI capabilities

  • Backlog management for iterative AI model development

  • Retrospectives that address AI-specific learnings (model performance, data quality, user acceptance)

Outcomes:

  • PMs will create efficient documentation that clearly scopes AI feature requirements and constraints

  • PMs will understand how to collaboratively plan AI feature implementation with data and ML considerations

  • PMs will effectively communicate AI capability trade-offs to stakeholders

  • Product Managers will collect feedback on AI feature performance and iterate based on user behavior data

  • PMs will build trust with engineering through clear communication of AI product requirements and realistic expectations