In the last blog, we talked about working in the model where you are a product manager working on a single product that has multiple teams. Now, it’s time to up the ante and look...

In the last blog post, we talked about working in the model where you are a single product manager working with one team on a single product. Although this is a foundational example, it is...

In the last blog post, we talked about how different product managers find themselves in different situations. Every product is different; most companies organize their teams differently, and individual product managers bring different skills and...

There’s this product management group that meets at our office in Minneapolis. Unfortunately, I usually don\'t have the time to participate in their very cool discussions, but this past month I’m guilty of eavesdropping on...

In the first part of this blog on Managing Product Backlogs, we learned about the importance of blending product discovery and product delivery. Authoring Journeys, Stories, and Tests The discovery group starts by grabbing that...

The Story of Stories: Managing the Product Backlog - Part 1 In previous installments in this series, There\'s a Gap in Your Agile Methodology No One Talks About and Creating the Product Backlog - Part...

In our series around product management, the first blog about creating product backlogs, addresses our persona discussion, where we established the handful of people we wish to impact along product development with their associated goals...

The Gaps in Your Agile Methodology No One Talks About - Part 2 Where Do Stories Come From? Webinar Synopsis So, your boss instructed you to \"just write all the stories,\" but you have very...

Author: Kevin Burns, DevJam Dojo Coach with help from the Thomson Reuters’ Litigation Analytics dojo team. In the spirit of continuous improvement, we saw an opportunity to improve our dojo experience for teams that want...

In the previous blog, we addressed the fact that every agile methodology has a gap in defining the “product piece”, i.e. the secret sauce of figuring out where to invest, what to build, and how...

Agile methodologies rock at outlining process and mechanics. We learn the rules, the ceremonies, and the boxes we need to check to obtain a predictable, repeatable process. Additionally, many methodologies these days (and the Xtreme...

Presentation Recording Presentation Transcript Myriam Hello to all on this Thursday and welcome to our webinar, Continuous Product Learning: The Shift from Project to Product. My name is Myriam Sanie and I\'m with the marketing...