Articles

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) […]
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 […]
4 de May, 2008

Bezos on Innovation

In a recent interview published in Business Week site, Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com’s founder talks about innovation at Amazon. It is worth reading it all but I […]
19 de April, 2008

Featuritis x experience

As people normally say, a picture is worth a thousand words. In Kathy Sierra‘s Featuritis Curve there are some words, but the message from the whole […]
6 de April, 2008

From 500 to 50,000 to 5,000,000 (users, accounts,…)

When developing a new product sometimes the team working on it get the question, or even formulate the question about what should we do if we […]
22 de March, 2008

When a product is ready for launch? Part II

At the same time that we need to spend on non-recurring development cost in order to avoid the recurring operational cost, we need to be aware […]
16 de March, 2008

Product launched. Now what?

The launch of a product is a big step, but it is not the end of the product manager’s work related to that product. When you […]
13 de March, 2008

When a product is ready for launch?

Release an internet product early but with a few known bugs? Or wait until the product is perfect? When is the right time in the development […]