Learn key steps and techniques to prioritize product backlog items efficiently for project success.
Author: Archita Malviya
Top 6 Resources for Product Managers
Explore the top 6 essential resources for product managers to stay ahead in the game. hone your skills with our curated list of PM resources.
A Comprehensive Guide To AI Product Management
AI product management is revolutionizing the world of product development. Read on to learn more about this exciting new field.
Top 14 Tips for Writing Your Product Launch Emails
Achieve maximum impact for your product launch with our 14 expert-approved tips for crafting compelling, effective product launch emails.
Quality Assurance vs. Quality Control
Learn what is Quality Assurance vs Quality Control and how to employ both to ensure top-notch product and service production
What is Jidoka? [Meaning and Examples]
Jidoka is a lean manufacturing phrase that is one of the pillars of the Toyota Production System, alongside Just in Time (JIT).
Value Vs. Effort Prioritization Framework | Definition & Use Cases
Value vs effort/complexity is a prioritization method that allows a product manager to evaluate various features and initiatives based on the benefit they provide (value) against the difficulty it takes to implement them (effort/complexity).
4 Popular Prioritization Frameworks For Product Managers
Three prioritization methods are covered: RICE, MoSCoW, and Value vs. Effort. Your organization needs a prioritization method. Which is best?
MoSCoW Method – A Popular Prioritization Technique
Learn why the MoSCoW method is useful for prioritizing your tasks, plus an example of a use case to help demonstrate viability.
8 Qualitative Research Types to Get Your Idea to MVP
We take a look at a variety of user research types here and will be continuously adding to the list, which includes surveys, card sorting, and more.
What Is User Experience Research & Its Value to My Product?
User experience (UX) research is the process of surveying, studying, and identifying user needs and preferences. The end goal is to facilitate the design of user-friendly digital products and features.
RICE Score: A Balanced Prioritization Framework
RICE stands for Reach, Impact, Confidence, and Effort. It is a popular prioritization framework for determining the relative importance of various features, ideas, and initiatives that people may have for a product. A RICE score lets the product manager quantify the specific importance of a feature and compare them to many others.