Agile product management enables organizations to develop products more quickly, respond to evolving customer needs, and deliver continuous value through iterative development. This program equips participants with practical knowledge of agile product management strategies, customer-centric planning, product prioritization, and team collaboration. Participants will also learn how to manage product backlogs, define product visions, and coordinate development processes using proven Agile frameworks.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this program as part of its Product Management courses . It covers the Scrum  methodology , Kanban , Sprint Planning, Lean principles , and the role of agile teams in delivering successful products. Participants will also learn how to develop and validate a viable initial product , improve product performance through continuous feedback, and support innovation across all stages of the product lifecycle.

Unit 1: Introduction to Product Management using the Agile Methodology

• Fundamentals of product management using the Agile methodology.
• Agile values ​​and principles.
• Product lifecycle in Agile environments.
• Product development based on customer needs.

Unit Two: Agile Frameworks

• Introduction to the Scrum methodology.
• Understanding the Kanban system.
• Developing products according to Lean principles.
• Choosing the appropriate Agile methodology.

Unit Three: Product Vision and Strategy

• Defining the product vision.
• Set product goals and success indicators.
• Formulating the value proposition for customers.
• Developing a product strategy.

Unit Four: Managing the Product's Backlog of Work

• Create a backlog of work (Product Backlog).
• Methods for revising and updating the list of tasks.
• Prioritize product features.
• Writing User Stories and acceptance criteria.

Unit Five: Sprint Planning and Delivery Using Agile Methodology

• Effective sprint planning.
• Defining and implementing sprint goals.
• Release planning.
• Sprint review and retrospective meetings.

Unit Six: Managing Agile Teams

• Building agile, high-performing teams.
• Enhancing cooperation among team members.
• Communicating with stakeholders.
• Leadership in Agile environments.

Unit Seven: Initial Viable Product (MVP) and Product Verification

• Developing a viable initial product (MVP).
• Collecting customer feedback and opinions.
• Conducting product testing.
• Iterative product improvement.

Unit 8: Performance Indicators in Agile

• Agile performance indicators.
• Velocity and Burndown Charts.
• Product performance analysis.
• Continuous improvement strategies.

Unit Nine: Scaling Up Product Management with Agile Methodology

• Product portfolio management using an Agile methodology.
• Managing multi-product teams.
• Expanding the application of Scrum practices.
• Enhancing institutional resilience.

Unit Ten: A Practical Workshop in Product Management Using the Agile Methodology

• A practical application of product planning according to the Agile methodology.
• Preparing and developing a backlog of work for the product.
• A simulation of the sprint planning process.
• Initial Viable Product (MVP) Design and Product Review.