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Platform as a Product is an organizational and architectural concept in which a platform is treated not merely as technical infrastructure but as a product in its own right. The platform has clearly defined users (such as product teams, partners, or external customers), explicit product goals, and is actively managed and evolved. This includes product manag…
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Platform as a product treats an internal or external platform as a product with users, problems, promises, and continuous improvement.
It combines product management with platform and DevOps practice as organisations recognised that internal platforms need adoption and usability.
Think of a platform as public transport: teams need clear stops, connections, schedules, and reliable service.
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It helps teams make platform as a product decisions explicit, reviewable, and safer in practice.
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