In almost any complex project, especially in software development or product implementation, work rarely stays within one team. It flows – from requirements to development, to testing, to deployment, often involving specialists along the way. These handoffs between teams are critical friction points. Get them wrong, and you introduce delays, Read more…
Agile methodologies have revolutionized the way product managers approach product development. Agile methodologies are iterative and flexible, allowing product managers to respond quickly to changes in the market and customer needs. In this blog post, we will explore some key benefits of agile methodologies for product management. 1: Faster Time-to-Market Read more…
As a Product Manager, collaboration is at the heart of creating exceptional user experiences (UX). By working closely with UI/UX teams and utilizing specific tools, we were able to unlock the true potential of our platform and drive better conversion rates for our customers. In this case study, I will share my experience collaborating with UI/UX and other cross-functional teams with an Empathy-Driven UX approach, resulting in significant customer conversion rate improvements.
Scrum, Kanban, Test Driven Development (TDD), Scaled Agile (SAFe), and the list could go on when it comes to agile software development methodologies a team could adopt. The general candidates are Scrum for new feature development and Kanban for the maintenance teams when building an effective agile process. However, I Read more…
Cynefin (pronounced as cunevin) is one of the most popular decision-making framework created by Dave Snowden during his tenure at IBM in 1999. Cynefin is a Welsh word for habitat. It was popularly known as a “sense-making device” for managers so that they can make better decisions by identifying how Read more…