Why would you need a Product Operating Model?

In this episode, we explore:* Why organizations need a Product Operating Model* Comparison of POM to traditional agile methodologies* Introduction to the concept of “feature factories”* Discussion on the continuum from activity to outputs to outcomes* The key characteristics of a Product Operating ModelReflection question: Can you identify the dynamics of the feature factory in your organization?About the Navigating the Product Operating Model Landscape Audio SeriesWhat You’ll Learn:* Why Agile Feature Factories Fail—and What to Do About It* Assessing Your Current Operating Model—Are You Stuck in Projects?* Principles of Effective Product Operating Models* When does a Product Operating Model make sense?* Making It Real: Mapping Your Trail Toward TransformationEach episode is focused, practical, and designed to help leaders at scale-ups, mid-size, and pragmatic enterprise organizations navigate their product journey. You can find all the episodes here in the Scaling w/ Agility podcast feed. This is for you if you’re:* A Head of Product, Technology, Engineering, or Product Ops, trying to apply or scale product-led practices* Tired of theory or comprehensive perspective frameworks and hungry for real-world strategies that work* Too busy to sit down for training or even watch a video “masterclass” (Webinar in disguise…) and prefer to consume audio podcasts.* Not a fan of 6-figure, inspiring slide decks left behind by expensive consulting firms and product experts.My name is Yuval Yeret. I’m a Product/Scaling coach focused on helping Product and Tech Leaders leverage product/agility principles and practices to deliver more valuable outcomes at scale.I hope you find this audio series useful. I’d love to get your feedback and help you navigate this landscape - https://yuvalyeret.com/work-with-me/figure-out-your-product-operating-model-strategy/Interested in more of my insights on the Product world? https://yuvalyeret.com/category/blog/product/ To hear more, visit yuvalyeret.substack.com