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Product thinking strategy questionnaire
The questionnaire below elaborates on a few important aspects of product thinking, problem...
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[E-Book Bundle] Lean Product Secrets
I have just created the Lean Product Secrets E-Book Bundle on LeanPub. The Lean Product Secrets brings together the hands-on experience of three successful digital products enthusiastic. Get to know theirs secrets for idealizing and evolving products, and their...
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[Digital products] revenue and costs
Revenue is the money you get when people use your digital product. Cost is any money that has to be spent or given up in order to get your digital product going. Basically, the revenue will be used to pay for your costs. When you can afford to pay for your monthly...
Jeff Patton on dual-track development
A few days ago Jeff Patton released a great article on Dual Track Development. It is the first on a series of articles on this topic. Dual track development On it, he shares what he and Marty Cagan have been teaching about product development, and their take on...
MVP, the right tool for complex system
Think about all systems you know about. Do you have an example of a system where the output comes back as an input? This would be a complex system example. A system for which you should not make a static plan for obvious reasons: the input depends on the output (the...
How to provide balance between the minimum and the product: the seesaw and the MVP
Just the other day I was at the playground watching my son riding the seesaw. In a given moment, he was riding the seesaw with another kid with the same weight, later came a heavier kid, then a lighter one and lastly, one stood up and the seesaw was tilted to one...
How to prioritize a product roadmap?
How to prioritize, that is, how to decide what to do first? This is a frequent question from every product manager. Whether a new product --that’s is being created now-- or a fully operating product –full of suggestions from clients and users--, you should know how...