Memos don’t have to be complicated. Just keep them clear, concise, and focused on actionable items. More on that in this blog.

Role-definition frameworks like RACI, RAPID, and RASIC take a structured approach to assigning roles and clarifying accountability.

ANOVA is a statistical method researchers use to compare multiple groups simultaneously to determine statistically significant differences.

This article teaches you how to calculate variance, as well as the tools and software that you need, and common mistakes to avoid.

Quality assurance (QA) is a proactive approach to ensure your products or services meet defined quality standards and customer requirements.

An after-action review refers to the process of conducting an in-depth study of an event after the fact, focusing on continuous learning.

Agile metrics are quantifiable figures used by PMs and stakeholders to define, track, and assess product performance.

A focus group is a small group of people (usually six to ten members) who discuss and answer various questions to provide insights.

A PMO is a centralized department in an organization that oversees and manages projects via a dedicated team of project managers.

Business process management, or BPM, is a systematic approach that focuses on improving the efficiency, effectiveness, and agility of business processes.

Site reliability engineering (SRE) is a discipline used for solving the challenges faced in running large-scale, highly distributed systems.

Net revenue retention is a metric that helps to measure cumulative revenue retained from existing customers by examining revenue.