Product Management

Product
Why Agile & Scrum Will Indeed Fix Your Products
In a recent post, Adam Pisoni, co-founder and former CTO of Yammer, claims that while the Agile software development methodology...
by Jeff Sutherland
Product
The Traits of a Terrific Product Manager
Your product manager operates as the fulcrum of your business. They balance the needs and demands of every stakeholder on...
by jminton
Product
Handling Hyper-Growth: How To Build Your Tech Team
Experiencing an explosion in growth seems like it would be the best thing that could ever happen to your company....
by jminton
Product
B2B Pricing Black Magic: Appealing to Economic AND Emotional Needs

Value management and pricing strategy consultant Steven Forth explains how to achieve a potent, irresistible B2B pricing formula by aligning economic and emotional value along the technology adoption lifecycle.

by Steven Forth
Product
Better Project Management: Discovering What Can Go Wrong So You Can Get it Right

If there’s one certainty in software product development, it’s that projects will almost certainly take longer — and involve more roadblocks — than you plan for. Hut 8 Labs co-founder Dan Milstein explains why product owners must be able to translate the business case of each project and uncover unknown challenges before they become disasters.

by Dan Milstein
Product
Product Roadmap: Steps to Planning the Perfect Itinerary
Your product roadmap can take on all sorts of forms, but the important thing is having a plan in place...
by jminton
Product
Discover the Secret to Mastering Product Management

Mastering product management could be the key to keeping your whole business happy.

by jminton
Product
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Why You Need to Build for Scale from Day One

In the early days of your product, an explosion of users might seem like a faraway dream. But if you’re not preparing to scale even early on you’ll never be able to capitalize when it counts.

by Jonathan Crowe
Product
Know The Right Time to Cut Product Features

Even though it can be painful, eventually you’ll need to cut product features before they begin weighing you down.

by jminton