EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 43 MIN
Product Portfolio Management Q&A - Part 1
from Scaling w/ Agility Podcast · host Yuval Yeret | Yeret Agility
For this episode, I’m sharing a conversation originally recorded for the Scrum.org Community Podcast. Dave West, Darryl Fernandez, and I discuss the messy realities of product portfolio management. We discuss how most organizations are still managing way too much WIP, why “empowered teams” is more than a buzzword, and what it looks like to bring empiricism and evidence-based management to the portfolio level.Think of this as a trail map, not a recipe. We riff on why portfolio agility is turtles all the way down—how the same principles of flow and transparency that work for teams can (and should) scale up, but only if you’re willing to experiment, visualize the mess, and start small with intent. You’ll hear stories from the trenches—like why starting with a single strategic initiative, instead of a big-bang reorg, can give you the leverage you need to turn the aircraft carrier without capsizing the whole fleet1.0:00 Introduction to Scaling With Agility00:23 Welcome and Episode Overview01:38 Scrum.org Community Podcast Introduction01:46 Answering Webinar Questions on Agile Product Operating Model03:25 Principles of Portfolio Management04:22 Starting with Flow and Evidence-Based Management08:45 Quarterly Business Reviews and Organizational Readiness14:39 Balancing Change and Organizational Constraints32:40 Defining Value Across the Portfolio39:52 Conclusion and Future DiscussionsThis Q&A About Product Portfolio Management was initially published on the Scrum.org Community Podcast - https://podcasts.scrum.org/872401/episodes/16534612-q-a-about-product-portfolio-management-part-1The Portfolio Agility Trail Map is available at https://yuvalyeret.com/the-portfolio-agility-trail-map/ To hear more, visit yuvalyeret.substack.com
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