Agile Service Design with the Product Management Blueprint

Agile development and service design share iteration and co-creation principles in modern internet contexts. This article presents the Product Management Blueprint, an optimised service blueprint that strengthens cross-functional communication and product management. A case study shows how it addresses technical gaps for service designers, enabling seamless collaboration and faster delivery.

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Touchpoint
Published
2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.30819/touchpoint.16-1.20
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Service and Product Innovation
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Agile Service Design with the Product Management Blueprint

Changzhi Li
Touchpoint
Service and Product Innovation
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Agile Service Design with the Product Management Blueprint

Changzhi Li
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Abstract

Agile development and service design share iteration and co-creation principles in modern internet contexts. This article presents the Product Management Blueprint, an optimised service blueprint that strengthens cross-functional communication and product management. A case study shows how it addresses technical gaps for service designers, enabling seamless collaboration and faster delivery.

TouchpointVol. 16(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Service and Product Innovation
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