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A 90-Day Plan for Recovering Kanban-ers
There is growing unrest. As quickly as lean and ultra-lean approaches to software development have emerged, so has a nasty backlash. We see this daily as we talk with…
The Folly of Inside-Out Product Thinking
Have you ever run into this deductive reasoning? A. Customers like our existing products and our company. B. We are building a new product that reflects the priorities of…
I'm Agile But My CEO Could Not Care Less
The developers and I always want to get on with it and build stuff in a sprint-to-sprint fashion, yet our CEO wants to tell everyone where the company will be in two…
Fear is Not What is Holding You Back
Do you often wonder why you sacrifice your personal aspirations for what’s comfortable? Have you always wanted to pursue an idea or start that company, but have given up…
We Added Duo Security Two-Factor Authentication Because It Was the Right Thing to Do
We added Duo Security two-factor authentication and we feel better that we did. It was the right thing to do and the most convenient way for customers to radically…
Happy New Year — New Controls for Viewing Features and Capacity Planning
We just got this one in before the end of the year. It was close — but we slipped it in. And what a year it’s been. We have been humbled by your response to Aha! and the…
Best Product Management Software: New Roadmap Views, Bulk Editing of Features, Jira Integration and More
We were in a giving mood yesterday and wanted to celebrate the holidays with a last minute gift for all of our great customers. So we boxed together a number of requests…
Buyer Personas and Product Management
We all build the best products when we instinctively understand the challenges our customers are facing and what they are trying to accomplish. This is easy if we do the…
The Minimum Lovable Product (Forget the MVP)
A can of cat food is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) when you are starving, but it’s highly unsatisfying and unlikely to generate a loyal following (of humans). And in a…
