There is an undying adage, better known as Murphy’s Law, that states “anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.” While you certainly cannot control every single factor…
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In this age of data overload and fierce global competition, determining which product metrics to analyze can be daunting. Which do you choose? Lifetime Value? Churn rates? Net…
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In Agile web development, your team breaks down its work cycles into a series of two-week sprints. In each sprint, your team aims to complete a series of…
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I once worked in an enterprise company that rolled out a new digital asset management tool. It was an out-of-the-box solution, and I’m not sure what they advertised,…
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You’ve gotten through all the features on your initial product roadmap and are ready to release—but wait: There’s still one more step. The last order of business before…
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If you’re managing an Agile development project, you’ll break your dev team’s work cycle down into what’s known as “sprints”—typically, two-week cycles in which your team has identified…
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