Agile, Kanban, Lean, Six Sigma and Waterfall are common Project Management Methodologies used by project teams to deliver projects.

Discover the key differences between Product and Project Managers – roles, responsibilities, and how they work together to ensure the success of products.

Of course, I am talking about the size of the market, a key variable to understand the potential of a project. But calculating it is not easy: it is difficult to find data and there are several ways…

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Upon embarking on my first stint as a product manager, I happened to run into an experienced product executive one day in passing. I asked him for advice and he obliged. He replied rather succinctly: “Ask questions, and then go add value.” He was never one to ramble on. Since then, I’ve taken his advice to heart, asking questions early and often. Now, a few years into my career in the product field, I find myself going a level deeper and asking a new question: Am I asking the right questions…

Mar 10, 2021 - Design strategy is a discipline which helps firms determine what to make and do, why do it and how to innovate contextually, both immediately and over the long term. This process involves the interplay between design and business strategy. See more ideas about design strategy, business strategy, what to make.

We know Scrum and Kanban as flavors of Agile. However, the majority of the people don’t know if they are running a Scrum or Kanban in their companies. The first step to understand this difference is…

Scrum is a framework for effective team collaboration on complex products. Scrum is a type of agile technology that includes meetings, roles, and tools to assist teams working on complex projects in collaborating and better structuring and managing their workload.

. . . so my investor said that I need a product manager to do our product roadmap?” When I worked as a product management consultant clients would often talk about “needing a product roadmap ASAP”. So I’d dig a little deeper to find out what they really needed, and it was often a return Read more »

My latest Medium post about product development tactics got much more traction than I’d expected. I’m taking it as a sign and leaning into…