Most customer discovery articles are tied to startups, but customer discovery is heavily applicable to established, mature companies as well.
Digital experience analytics is a term that covers several different domains of data tracking and understanding from a product context.
Alex Swain talks about how the key to avoiding building a product that nobody will purchase is to always challenge assumptions.
The PR/FAQ method helps you clarify your vision, communicate your strategy, validate your assumptions, and solicit feedback from others.
Drew Wrangles, Head of Product & Design at Taskrabbit, shares his experiences leading product localization.
A deep understanding of your customers helps you prioritize problems, define solutions, and adjust communications.
Levent Bas discusses Found’s focus on leveraging individual insights to create a comprehensive health profile of each member.
The process of identifying your target market is an ongoing effort that evolves with your product and the marketplace.
Nadya Boone talks about how she simplifies product strategy by creating different versions of the product roadmap for various stakeholders.
Rob Keenan, VP of Product Development at Adweek, shares how the underlying heart of their strategy lies with valuable content.
In this article, you’ll learn a framework for approaching problem-solving, alongside how you can improve your problem-solving skills.
Getting Things Done (GTD) is a personal productivity system developed by David Allen and published in a book of the same name.
