Articles

14 de November, 2013

Go Sell!

I constantly interact with startups. With some, it’s a one-off conversation — after a talk I give or during a mentoring session in an acceleration program […]
6 de January, 2012

Be a “data geek”

Take a close look at the data that your product generates! Aside from talking to your users and hearing their feedback, a mandatory way of knowing […]
15 de September, 2011

Agile Product Discovery in a Non-Startup Environment

I mentioned here about my lean startup Experiment (phase 1 and phase 2). I’ll post an update on this topic soon. Here I want to share […]
5 de July, 2008

"Getting Real" is an excellent PM handbook

37signals is “a privately-held Chicago-based company committed to building the best web-based software products possible with the least number of features necessary. “ They wrote a […]
12 de June, 2008

POGE (Principle of Good Enough)

POGE (Principle of Good Enough) is quite agile and very aligned with the MMF concept. Wikipedia definition: The principle of good enough (sometimes abbreviated to POGE) […]
10 de June, 2008

Top 10 Agile Team Management Practices

Mike Griffiths from Leading Answers just wrote an interesting post where he explains the top 10 team practices for managing an agile team: Empower them Listen […]
1 de June, 2008

What’s the ideal sprint length? Part II

I already talked about this issue previously, but I recently read a post about the same topic at InfoQ that brings more insights to the question: […]
27 de May, 2008

Being a PM is an exercise of leadership

In a recent post at schmula, the author mentions: Gary Convis was recently brought in to be the CEO of Dana Corporation (DAN), an $8.7 Billion […]
10 de May, 2008

Minimal Marketable Feature

Minimal Marketable Feature or MMF comes from a book named Software by Numbers by Mark Denne and Dr. Jane Cleland-Huang, In this book they introduce the […]