State of Product 2027: A Forrester Analyst’s Perspective

When delivery speeds up, decisions need to keep pace. Guest speaker, Forrester principal analyst Tony Plec shares his take on how product teams should work in 2027.

  • Tony Plec

    Principal Analyst, Forrester

  • Axel Sooriah

    Product Manager, Atlassian

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In Atlassian’s State of Product 2027 survey, 69% of product leaders agree that more effort has gone into shipping faster while decision-making hasn’t sped up, even with AI

Join guest speaker Tony Plec, Principal Analyst at Forrester, and Axel Sooriah from Atlassian to unpack the State of Product 2027 findings. Tony will draw on his research into AI across the product lifecycle and how product organizations perform to share unique insights on where decisions get stuck and what leaders should change in how their teams work.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Spot where product decisions can get stuck as AI changes the pace of work.

  • Revisit which decisions are owned and made by Product, Engineering, and Design as their responsibilities evolve.

  • Evaluate whether AI is improving customer outcomes and helping your team make better product decisions, not just speeding up delivery.

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  • Tony Plec

    Principal Analyst, Forrester

    Tony Plec

    Principal Analyst, Forrester

    Tony Plec is a Principal Analyst at Forrester.

  • Axel Sooriah

    Product Manager, Atlassian

    Axel Sooriah

    Product Manager, Atlassian

    Axel est évangéliste de la gestion de produits chez Atlassian, où il aide les équipes à découvrir de nouvelles méthodes de travail avec Jira Product Discovery. Auparavant, Axel a formé des équipes aux pratiques modernes de gestion de produits dans des entreprises telles que Contentsquare, Openclassrooms et Welcome to the Jungle. Avant d'être coach, Axel a occupé des postes de responsable produit dans des entreprises telles que 11:FS, Verisure et Barclays. Axel est un gourmet avéré qui a failli tout abandonner pour poursuivre une carrière de chef cuisinier, mais il a décidé de se consacrer à la meilleure option possible : le bento d'Axel.