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Product enablement refers to the mechanisms by which members of an organization gain insight into the products the company is producing and selling to the public.
Epics are derived from themes or initiatives and can be segmented into smaller pieces called user stories. Learn how this system can help make your team more agile.
In an ideal world, you shouldn’t have to choose between quality and timely delivery, but it happens more often than you might think.
A PERT chart is a project management tool designed to help teams visualize tasks and coordinate the timeline of events that must occur during the scope of a project’s lifetime.
Backlogs come in all shapes and sizes. Organizing your work into product, sprint, and release backlogs can help bring clarity and focus to your agile team.
Reaching consensus on your product direction can be daunting to even the most experienced PMs. With so many problems and potential solutions, how do you get everyone on the same page?
The sprint review and sprint retrospective are commonly conflated. In reality, these two scrum ceremonies are quite different in a variety of ways.
Product managers often struggle to communicate product strategy. See some tips for gaining buy-in from top leadership.
Are you a product leader looking for a way to inspire your team? This product strategy framework can help you guide your agile team to success.
Backlog grooming and sprint planning are both critically important to meeting your business and customer goals — and they’re also critically linked.
When launching a new product, it’s the product manager’s job to create a launch plan that aligns stakeholders around KPIs, promotional messaging, and more.
