How to Fight Product Sprawl Through Evidence-Based Journey Mapping
How to Fight Product Sprawl Through Evidence-Based Journey Mapping
12 May, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm (America/New_York)
12 May, 13:30 - 16:30 (UTC)
In complex product ecosystems, as new products are developed, we commonly see issues with product sprawl. Acquisitions and product launches often outpace integrations and sunsets. As a result, product management and UX leaders have to manage products with overlapping or redundant functionality and goals.
This workshop will guide you through an evidence-based approach to journey mapping that aligns multiple data sources, clarifies user pathways, and addresses product sprawl. Join Dina Levitan and Holly Hester-Reilly to learn how you can apply these techniques to simplify your products and drive product consistency.
Key Takeaways:
Identify Key Drivers of Sprawl
- Learn how to recognize impacts of product sprawl, particularly in scenarios like acquisitions, tech migrations, or overlapping initiatives, and identify high-leverage areas to focus on.
Develop an Evidence-Based Journey Map - Walk through the Product Science Group methodology for combining quantitative and qualitative insights to create a cohesive journey map that brings clarity to your products.
Reduce Complexity in Product Ecosystems - Understand techniques for consolidating product experiences, drawing on case studies with clear results (e.g., reducing bug creation rates by 50%).
Build Stakeholder Alignment - Discover how to use journey mapping to gain stakeholder buy-in and create unified goals across your team, supporting effective decision-making across the product lifecycle.
Holly Hester-Reilly, Founder and Product Management Consultant and Trainer,H2R Product Science
Dina Levitan, lead Product Manager (Consultant),Gtreasury