Canary in the mine: AAA game developers are unionising
Early warning signs that there may be another storm brewing in tech for product managers to weather
Early warning signs that there may be another storm brewing in tech for product managers to weather
» Bad services can arise from not realising the service and the user need have drifted apart
» GenAI shifts the focus from shipping products to stewarding living systems that are continually learning and adapting
» Changing behaviour and beliefs is crucial for people to adopt a fundamentally new org strategy
» Culture optimised without alignment has unintended consequences
» Recommendations for automated infrastructure monitoring
» Safe presentation of medical data in Femtech apps
» Trade-offs of cloud versus local AI deployment for agricultural technology
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» KPIs measure what you’re already doing, OKRs are for change
» Problematic OKRs are too big in scope, activity-focused and disconnected from strategy
» The Narrative, Commitments, Tasks (NCT) framework offers an alternative to OKRs
» Product duos and trios can enhance the team, but are never more important than the team as a whole
» If a team depends on an external decision-maker, could that person join the team to empower them?
» Most read edition: ‘Where does the time go?’ – a developer explains the work around the work
» Edition with most clicks: ‘The rift between design and product’ – reportedly designers covet the PM position
» Most clicked article: ‘How to structure a product organization’ – John Cutler and Leah Tharin talk product OS
» Why it’s important to check assumptions before embarking on a costly product build
» Keeping customer data segregated in the right way while avoiding over-engineering
» When on-premise servers are a more cost-effective bet than cloud services
» Product-market fit is more elusive than ever in a dynamic market
» In deep-tech companies, it’s unrealistic to compete with your team on technical knowledge
» ‘Financial theatre’ occurs when the Board and product leadership aren’t communicating effectively
» There is room for both concrete and abstract thinking
» Thinking purely in problems to solve can limit you
» The words you use to describe your proposition are really a test of how well you know your target users’ needs
» Find ways to ‘tilt the umbrella’: small considerate features for your users