Question
Google uses the Now-Next-Later roadmap to communicate the development of their products by categorizing their product development into three stages: Now, Next, and Later. The 'Now' stage represents the current version of the product, which is the minimum viable product. The 'Next' stage represents the upcoming version of the product with additional features and benefits. The 'Later' stage represents future versions of the product with even more added benefits. This roadmap helps Google to communicate their product development priorities over a broad time frame.
This question was asked on:
Here's how you can communicate priorities over a broad time frame with Now-Next-Later: Release 1.0 is the NOW, and it represents the minimum viable product, while Release 1.1 is the NEXT version of the product with more added benefits. LATER are the product versions down the line with even more added benefits. Those versions are the destination at the end of the roads.
Receive new free presentations every Monday to your inbox.
Full content, complete versions — No credit card required.
