1 to 2 of 2 Supplier Management Jobs in the North East with Remote Work Options

where needed to meet both internal and external users needs, ensuring your product team builds the right things at the right time. Use product management principles and approaches to capture and translate user needs into deliverable outcomes for users. You will define the minimum viable product and define, agree … user and business value. Work with internal and external customers to analyse the needs and align the product roadmap to strategic goals.3. Using product management principles and approaches, you will capture and translate user needs into deliverable outcomes for your end user. You will define the minimum viable product … and beyond your team, using appropriate techniques and tools to identify and prioritise further issues and opportunities to explore.12. Working with key stakeholders and management teams, you will ensure products are delivered consistent with NHSBSA approaches and values, including relevant governance frameworks, and report on project process, priorities, risks more »

a strategic, end to end view in order to meet user needs and realise the strategic requirements of the department. You will have line management responsibility for a group of our Product Owners and will support, coach and mentor others within the Product team as well as promote the … and business value. Work with internal and external customers to analyse the needs and align the product roadmap to strategic goals. 3. Using product management principles and approaches, you will capture and translate user needs into deliverable outcomes for your end user. You will define the minimum viable product … teams as well as end users throughout the products entire product life cycle, implementing best practice in new product or service development. 6. Line management responsibility for several NHSBSA Product Owners. Encourage, support, mentor and manage performance of colleagues to ensure role requirements are met and professional development of more »