Lean Technology Strategy: Economic Frameworks for Portfolio and Product Management
36mIntermediate2020-11-03
Authors

Jez Humble
Author, CTO at DevOps Research and Assessment, UC Berkeley Lecturer
Course details
In the majority of organizations, investment and prioritization decisions are not made on the basis of economic modeling. This inevitably leads to decision making using the HiPPO (the Highly Paid Person's Opinion) method. In this course, one of eight in the Lean Technology Strategy series, Jez Humble presents two frameworks—decision trees and cost of delay—that can be used to drive decisions at the portfolio, program, and product level. Jez then shows how to use these tools to expose and validate assumptions, and to constantly align your plans to the best economic choice.
Skills covered
Product ManagementDevOps FoundationsProject Management SkillsDevOpsProject ManagementFoundationsBusiness Analysis and Strategy
Concepts
1. Economic Frameworks
- 01 - The problems with traditional prioritization frameworks
- 02 - Introduction to decision trees
- 03 - The value of information
- 04 - Cost of delay
- 05 - Conclusion