Strategic Development Share

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Product Management

What is Strategic Development Share?

The majority of the overall development capacity should always be allocated to the development of new features to ensure the product is continuously improved and revenue can be generated. As opposed to customer-specific development, strategic development includes features and functions that are valuable to most users and thus the investments in the development are easily counterbalanced by the created value.

Strategic Development Share Formula

Strategic development share = Strategic development share / Total development capacity * 100

Strategic Development Share Unit

Strategic Development Share is expressed as a percentage (%).

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More about Strategic Development Share

Strategic Development Share is a crucial metric that evaluates the proportion of resources and efforts allocated to long-term strategic initiatives within an organization. This KPI helps businesses assess their commitment to innovation, growth, and competitive advantage by focusing on projects that drive future success. Understanding Strategic Development Share involves analyzing investment in research and development, new product launches, market expansion, and other forward-thinking activities.

How to visualize Strategic Development Share?

Strategic Development Share can be visualized as a data card, showing the current value. Or you can use bar charts to see trends and to compare your current value with previous time periods.

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