Product Roadmap Prioritization using AI

In the fast-evolving SaaS industry, effective product roadmapping is critical for aligning development efforts with business goals, customer needs, and market trends. Traditionally, product managers rely on manual methods such as stakeholder meetings, intuition-based decision-making, and static prioritization frameworks like RICE and MoSCoW. These approaches, while structured, are often time-consuming, prone to biases, and struggle to process large volumes of data efficiently. In contrast, AI-driven automation offers a data-driven approach to product roadmapping by integrating customer feedback, market trends, and business objectives in real time. This paper explores the limitations of traditional roadmapping methods and presents an AI-powered framework that enhances decision-making through intelligent prioritization, sentiment analysis, and predictive analytics. By leveraging machine learning and automation, product managers can reduce manual effort, improve accuracy, and adapt roadmaps dynamically to shifting market conditions. This study demonstrates how AI-driven decision support can optimize feature prioritization, increase efficiency, and provide SaaS companies with a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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Work Title Product Roadmap Prioritization using AI
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Creators
  1. Tanvi Bhosale
Keyword
  1. Product roadmap planning
  2. Data-driven decision making
  3. Prioritization
  4. Machine learning
License CC BY 4.0 (Attribution)
Work Type Masters Culminating Experience
Sub Work Type Scholarly Paper/Essay (MA/MS)
Program Information Systems
Degree Master of Science
Acknowledgments
  1. Girish Subramanian
Publisher
  1. ScholarSphere
Publication Date April 2025
DOI doi:10.26207/p9dj-mm45
Deposited April 23, 2025

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    • In the fast-evolving SaaS industry, effective product roadmapping is critical for aligning development efforts with business goals, customer needs, and market trends. Traditionally, product managers rely on manual methods such as stakeholder meetings, intuition-based decision-making, and static prioritization frameworks like RICE and MoSCoW. These approaches, while structured, are often time-consuming, prone to biases, and struggle to process large volumes of data efficiently. In contrast, AI-driven automation offers a data-driven approach to product roadmapping by integrating customer feedback, market trends, and business objectives in real time. This paper explores the limitations of traditional roadmapping methods and presents an AI-powered framework that enhances decision-making through intelligent prioritization, sentiment analysis, and predictive analytics. By leveraging machine learning and automation, product managers can reduce manual effort, improve accuracy, and adapt roadmaps dynamically to shifting market conditions. This study demonstrates how AI-driven decision support can optimize feature prioritization, increase efficiency, and provide SaaS companies with a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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