A parks Product Goal for the next period is 'replace the reservation database,' while the Product Vision is 'families can book a picnic shelter in under five minutes.' What should the Product Owner do?
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Short Explanation
Swapping the database is a chore; five-minute picnic bookings is the picnic. Goals should walk toward the vision, not take a side quest into the server room. If the two disagree, fix the goal — don't rewrite the destination to match the errand.
Full Explanation
Product Goals should advance the Product Vision. A database replacement may be a means, but as a Product Goal it substitutes output for the citizen outcome the vision named. The Product Owner should recast the goal in outcome terms, or show how the technical work is the current best bet toward that outcome, so inspection stays on value. Multiple equal current Product Goals also violate the idea of a single Product Goal as the commitment for the Product Backlog.