The continuous improvement process (CIP) provides a structured approach to delivering incremental product enhancements.

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

As a business, you want to find the specific set of consumers that will buy, use, and appreciate your products and services.

Failing to identify or understand a problem is, when it boils down to it, the main reason why most businesses fail.

The idea behind an augmented product is that it doesn’t replace the actual standard product, but rather increases the value for the customer.

The PR/FAQ (press release/frequently asked questions) helps you to envision and define a new product before it’s developed.

Product-led marketing is a strategy that focuses on the product itself as the main driver of customer acquisition, conversion, and retention.

The dynamic system development method (DSDM) was first released in 1994 as a software development method to provide some discipline to RAD.

An AI product manager plays a crucial role in translating complex project requirements into products that align with user needs.

Augmented products leverage technology and additional services to provide enhanced functionality, convenience, and value to users.

ATDD is an agile methodology involving collaboration to define acceptance criteria before starting any development.

Instead of making an entire upfront investment, the pilot project aims to test something on a reduced scale to assess whether it works.