Collecting customer feedback is important. But not all feedback is created equal. There will be some that may not meet your product vision or the target market or does not make sense. That is why building a thoughtful product roadmap is vital. But how to be ‘thoughtful’ about it? Well, you don’t have to reinvent[…]
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Product management, Product Roadmap, Project Management Jan 17, 2020
Release management is still an emerging discipline in software development. But, it is also growing rapidly due to technological changes. Release management as a discipline emerged from the sector’s shift from project-based offerings to product-based ones. Before the shift, programmers viewed individual releases as projects instead of products. As processes became more complex, a need[…]
The phrase “extreme programming” sounds exciting and a little dangerous. It may call “extreme sports” to mind, but it isn’t as dangerous as water skiing through the rapids. Although extreme programming does need willingness to depart from tried and true paths.Extreme programming (or XP) is a variety of the Agile approach to software development. As[…]
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, business owners and project managers must start planning updates and new features as soon as first version of their software product hits the market. However, ensuring that your new version rolls out without any bumps is critical to survival. Why? Bugs, slow load time and other glitches lead to frustrated[…]
As a project manager, your job is to monitor project progress every step of the way. However, when there is a team working on your project/s, it can be hard to keep track of how things are progressing. That’s why it’s important to have a plan in place for monitoring the daily progress on projects.[…]
You’ve just been given your first assignment of software project management. Now what? Probably you have lots of experience writing code. Being a project manager is something new, though. Don’t panic. Breathe deeply, follow a step-by-step plan, and you can succeed. You have good people working with you. Just make it possible for them to[…]