Identifying who is the product owner in agile, which originated from the term scrum, can be unclear. This article sheds light on the subject.
Author: Micah Lasovsky
What Are Cross Functional Teams? Strengths and Weaknesses
Cross functional teams are groups made up of people from different areas of an organization that are set up in units to make overall decisions for a company. Cross functional teams are either the main form of organizational structure or part of an overall hierarchical structure.
Value Versus 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).
Popular Prioritization Frameworks Every Product Manager Needs to Know
Three prioritization methods are covered: RICE, MoSCoW, and Value vs. Effort. Your organization needs a prioritization method. Which is best?
MoSCoW Method | Overview of the Simple and Powerful Prioritization Technique
Learn why the MoSCoW method is useful for prioritizing your tasks, plus an example of a use case to help demonstrate viability.
A Complete Guide on Product Roadmaps & How to Make Them
A product roadmap is a high-level visual summary that maps out the vision of your product offering over time. It’s a shared source of truth that outlines not only the vision, but the direction, priorities, and progress of a product as well.
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 & 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 | A Framework Overview for Product Managers
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.
Agile vs Waterfall Development Methods: 4 Key Differences
What’s the difference between agile and waterfall methodologies in product management and development, and which one should I use? This article covers those questions and more.
What Is Agile Methodology?
Agile is a methodology that sets a framework for development work in iterations based on requirements of the end-user.
Definition, History, Process & Best Practices of Kanban
Everyone knows the value of Kanban in terms of Product Management, so we jumped on the train and added our own take on the well known Kanban method.