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Impact Mapping

Impact Mapping is a strategic planning technique that helps teams visualize how their work contributes to the organization's objectives. It maps out connections between higher-level goals, user impacts, and the specific deliverables needed to achieve those impacts. This process aids in maintaining alignment between the team’s work and the organizational strategy.

Why It Matters

Impact Mapping is crucial in AI Product Management and Product Management because:
- It enhances decision-making by clarifying priorities and understanding the broader context of each task.
- It plays a significant role in improving processes and workflows, ensuring that team efforts are aligned with business goals.
- It fosters better team dynamics by creating a shared understanding of objectives and expected outcomes.

How It’s Used

In practice, Impact Mapping is used:
- In product roadmaps to define and align product goals with business objectives.
- During sprints or team discussions to ensure that the tasks undertaken are contributing to strategic goals.
- As part of AI workflows or analyses to understand the potential impacts of different AI models on user behavior and business outcomes.

Related Terms

- Opportunity Solution Tree
- Business Capability Mapping
- Stakeholder Analysis

Additional Resources

- What is Impact Mapping? - Mark Dalgarno - Medium
- The Art of Impact Mapping: 4 Steps to Create Your Own Map
- Using Impact Mapping to navigate Product Discovery

AI Product Management Context

Revo can assist in creating impact maps by providing data-driven insights and facilitating collaboration among team members, ensuring that planned features are aligned with strategic objectives. This helps product managers effectively prioritize and make informed decisions to drive successful product outcomes.