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[Online] How to Run an Information Product Canvas Workshop
Continuing our DPM webinar series aimed at upskilling and knowledge-sharing, we are joined by Shane Gibson - Data community builder and course creator!
Most data products go wrong before anyone writes a line of code. A stakeholder asks for a dashboard, dataset or AI feature, but the team never builds a shared view of the need behind the request, who it is for or what useful actually means.
In this practical session, Shane Gibson will introduce the Information Product Canvas: a one-page pattern for turning loosely defined requests into information product requirements that stakeholders recognise and delivery teams can work from. He will walk through the canvas section by section and show how he fills it out with stakeholders in the room.
What we will unpack
Which questions reveal the real information need behind the initial request
How to involve business and delivery stakeholders without letting the conversation disappear into jargon
What a useful, buildable completed canvas looks like
How the canvas creates a clear hand-off into design and delivery
What you will walk away with
A practical way to run an Information Product Canvas session
A clearer structure for aligning stakeholders before build begins
A reusable framework for defining your next data or information product
Perfect for: data product managers, data leaders, business analysts, architects, analytics professionals and anyone who needs to translate stakeholder needs into something a data team can build.
We will leave time for questions and practical discussion.
About our speaker
Shane Gibson is a data community builder and course creator. He will share how he uses the Information Product Canvas with stakeholders to turn early requests into a usable starting point for delivery.
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About the Data & AI Product community
Data and AI product management is still a young discipline, and there are not many spaces dedicated to learning from peers.
We started this meetup in 2023 to change that. Since then, it has grown into a vibrant community with chapters in London, Barcelona, and Paris.
Whether or not product is in your job title, if you are involved in shaping data, analytics, and AI initiatives (for example product managers, strategists, BAs, data scientists, engineers, analysts) you will find like-minded people here.
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