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A product vision concisely states the problem space, target users, key benefits, and differentiators—the “why” behind the product. It anchors strategy, informs the Product Goal and roadmap, and helps the Product Owner order the backlog for maximum value. The Sprint Goal (A) is a short-term objective for one sprint. A Definition of Ready (C) is an optional team agreement to improve input quality, not a strategic artifact. A release burndown (D) visualizes remaining scope/time; it communicates progress, not direction. CAPM’s agile coverage encourages lightweight chartering and clear vision to enable decentralized decision-making and consistent trade-offs under uncertainty. Good practice: keep the vision memorable (elevator statement), tie it to measurable outcomes (benefits hypothesis), and revisit it as markets evolve. When teams understand the vision, they slice work more intelligently, balance discovery and delivery, and maintain coherence across increments and releases.