pm-product-canvas
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Build a Pragmatic Institute Product Canvas / business case to justify investing in an opportunity — the market-driven way. Use when the PM asks to "make the business case", "justify this to leadership", "size the market", "should we buy, build or partner", "what's the ROI", "build a product canvas", or "get buy-in for this idea". Frames the opportunity as Value Proposition, Value Creation and Value Capture, sizes the market, runs the Buy/Build/Partner decision, and ends in a go/no-go recommendation with quantified risk. Produces a Product Canvas / Business Case as a Markdown or Word .docx artifact.
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