The current era is characterized by a rapid transformation of traditional industries. In industries like banking, insurance and more, established companies are threatened by emerging
Companies that operate in the digital market today have access to comprehensive data about their products, making data analytics a key to business success. As
In our previous post we described what should be done before starting implementation of a Product Management tool. This post provides tips for the implementation
So, you realized that your current SW tools do not cover important aspects of your work, such as roadmap and product strategy. You also realized
AI and Machine learning are hot topics these days. Companies are using AI to obtain valuable insights from data and make their products better. From
A Product Manager owns a large set of activities: feature description, sprint definition and roadmap detailing to name a few. All of them should be
The Product Manager has end-to-end responsibility for the Product success. According to StarVision Product Methodology (SVPM), the Product Manager role includes the following dimensions –
Habit Number 1: Bottom-Up Approach to Product Management The Habit: Most products are developed with a bottom-up approach. Many requirements are piled up from various
In SaaS Products, the software provider controls the operation. SaaS Product Managers have more freedom to schedule new versions and updates, and have access to their
More companies are using agile methodologies – according to the latest State of Agile report from April 2017, 94% of respondents said their organizations practiced
