Can a roadmap be self-explanatory?

Episode 24 is our next episode. In this instalment, I interview Michael Morris.

Michael Morris is an experienced product leader, predominantly in B2B, with over 20 years of experience in the field of data, analytics, and open banking. Michael is currently working at TrueLayer where he is responsible for driving the strategy, development and success of their Value Added Services offerings. Prior to that,

Michael worked at Experian, where he led the product organisation and played a key role in the company's Data Management platform growth. Michael is well-equipped and has a passion for leading cross-functional teams to drive the development of innovative and impactful products.

If we expect a roadmap to be self-explanatory we are probably kidding ourselves
— Michael Morris

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Next up we have Saeed Khan, Product Management Expert at Transformation Labs. So watch out for Episode 25!

Justin Woods

Co-host of talking roadmaps. Empowering tech teams to plan strategy, track execution, and clearly communicate using roadmapping tools.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinjkwoods/
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