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The authors examine how multiple product lines can be integrated across an organization to produce products to market on time. This is a question frequently asked by management and product delivery specialists. Once product lines are known , product managers need to allocate features over a period of time to create a delivery oriented competence. The product value chain must be understood to balance resources, features and capitalize on market opportunities.