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Technical Planning Is Fundamentally Business Analysis and Competitive Analysis
Technical planning is not a project list. At its core it is two things: understanding the business you serve (business analysis) and understanding the gap and level against competitors (competitive analysis), then linking them into a causal chain of goals, trade-offs, and execution.
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