Product Management requires a broad understanding of several disciplines. Good thing this blog is here to help you.
Agile
In software development, time is a central concept, and delivering value as early as possible is a primary driver for the industry. Teams build products to save users precious time, and these tools are made in a prioritized fashion, mitigating waste. Even though many teams use Agile frameworks to successfully
Agile
An area that has been gaining a lot of attention these couple of years in Software Development is User Research. Agile User Research is an activity focused on generating insights for product owners and project managers into what drives adoption of a tool or feature. For many of us that
Agile
The problem is not your team, or the process. The problem are your outputs. Based on an article by Leon Tranter. If you are part of a software development team that uses Agile methodologies, then you know that the key to your team’s continuous improvement in the long term
Tools
Once I had a job where my primary mission was to properly implement the usage of a CRM they had acquired some months ago. Would you guess which was the most challenging part? It was not to develop a functional data structure, integrate it with other platforms, or customize its
Agile
This post is dedicated to Behance founder, Scott Belsky, who worked for 10 years building the Behance design platform before selling it to Adobe. In a popular post he talks about Escape Velocity and the ups & downs of building a company. At CatapultLabs we had such an endeavor within
Agile
This post is based on Ben Linders' blog When working with remote #Agile teams, even though the team can't gather in one location, you still want to have efficient and valuable Agile Retrospectives to get yourself in the way of continuous development. During that time we'