The Engineering Design and Product Management are the team members of execution triangle.
Engineering is considered the easiest of the product team roles to understand.
The confident understanding of feasibility is the foundation of engineering’s product team contribution.
A designer’s intuition about the job to be done, the pain points users face, and the emotional journey of switching to a new solution can turn a functional product into a magical experience.
Product Managers are the orchestrators, translating business needs into actionable problems.
Value creation doesn’t happen in isolation. It emerges from a disciplined and collaborative triad of engineering, design and product management.
In the execution triangle, the roles work in harmony, and product teams unlock the potential to achieve remarkable results.
The ability of Design to generate feature prototypes is a superpower on product teams.
Together, the triad of Engineering, Design, and Product Management forms a dynamic execution triangle that harmonizes feasibility, desirability, and viability to deliver value.
The article aims to illuminate each role in the execution triangle and explore how the interconnected dynamics of the Triad generate value.