Product Management
The “51331 memo” and the origins of product management – Carnegie Mellon School of Business
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Greg Coticchia: 4-UP: Prioritize This, Product Manager
An excellent article on techniques for prioritization from Greg Coticcia.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/4-up-prioritize-product-manager-greg-coticchia/
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Should Product Roadmaps Have Dates? | LinkedIn
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Creating SMART PI Objectives in SAFe®
There is a bunch of Apple hype recently coming out of the most recent WWDC event, or perhaps all of them?. Like the new $6,000 cheese grater (super, sigh). I’m a bit of an Apple ecosystem fan so I noticed something in an article that we can use as an example for that common question SPC’s get from teams and Product Managers. How do I write a SMART PI Objective?
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Cliffs Notes: Principles of Product Development Flow – Reinertsen
A coach shared this with me and I thought is was pretty good stuff. Here ye go in PDF format. Not from Cliff, but…
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Agile Moment: Learning from Product Management observations
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Product management is a wholly immersive experience. It simply cannot be done effectively through shortcuts and half baked effort. At scale or for your mom and pop shop… success means hard work and building deep and wide connections with those who buy and those who build as you make the economic decisions on which slice is the highest value and priority.
I recall observing industry competitors wrestling for feature priorities for the OpenDataPlane project (and others) at Linaro Connect. The dynamics of that competition are exactly what your organization needs to build through intrepreneurship. I’m still learning from the past. Are you?
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