Digital Product Delivery Falls Short When Product Teams Operate in Silos, Finds Info-Tech Research Group
PR Newswire
ARLINGTON, Va., June 29, 2026
Many organizations are shifting from large-scale technology initiatives to smaller, continuous digital product releases, but disconnected product structures can limit enterprise value. New insights from Info-Tech Research Group show that grouping products into operationally aligned families helps IT and product leaders connect roadmaps, governance, funding, and delivery decisions to organizational goals. The global IT research and advisory firm's recent blueprint, Deliver Digital Products at Scale, provides a practical framework to help organizations establish product families and improve continuous product delivery.ARLINGTON, Va., June 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Digital product delivery is shifting from large-scale initiatives to smaller, continuous releases as organizations work to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology needs. However, many legacy projects and delivery structures were not designed for this operating model, creating disconnects between product-level decisions and enterprise goals, according to Info-Tech Research Group. The firm's blueprint, Deliver Digital Products at Scale, recommends organizing products into operationally aligned families that connect organizational strategy to roadmaps, governance, funding, and delivery execution.
