Webinar Common Mistakes about Roadmapping
Recorded webinar about common mistakes to avoid when it comes to roadmapping. Download of the slides available.
Recorded webinar about common mistakes to avoid when it comes to roadmapping. Download of the slides available.
A quick overview of an important product manager metric: the conversion rate. We explain the definition of conversion rate and provide relevant examples.
how agile development teams can drive the need for cross-functional outbound teams
Learn how intuition and the data can be used in agile product management to create great products.
You are about to launch a new product. How are you going to defend your price model and strategy? The Value Calculator is the perfect tool to do exactly that.
When we think about SaaS success stories, here are a few of the companies that come to mind: Salesforce, Shopify, Workday, Zendesk, LinkedIn. One that people don’t often think about?...
Vantiq's Blaine Mathieu talks with Rich about digital transformation, software product management, waterfall, metrics, and CEOs as our primary source of customer input
I recently tweeted: I see this over and over again. Nailing down an efficient product workflow is one of the biggest pain points companies have. Startups want to move fast...
Learn about a critical component of product development: the user story.
The development teams are incredibly fast in the original project? But when you reach management level everything takes significantly more time.
Find out how the three innovation drivers, desirability, viability, and feasibility help product owners and teams create successful products.
Find out how rewriting a digital product can be an opportunity to innovate and create more value, not just as a cost-saving measure.
B2B SaaS are missing the opportunity to understand and model their user base: boosting satisfaction and revenue by identifying how successful customers behave during their revenue journey
A startup is created around a product. Does that mean you need a PM from the start? The short answer is no. But if that's the case, when should you do it?
Microsoft's history from a scrappy, opportunistic startup in New Mexico to a global software giant is a fascinating story of ambition, power, and hubris.