Today’s Build episode debunks a number of myths related to blockchain, Bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies. Read more...
In this free webinar, we’ll discuss some of the challenges product managers and developers face when building software at speed within development teams. Read more...
While it may seem surprising, simply increasing the size of an already successful team is not guaranteed to increase that team’s success and it may even put that team’s chances of future success in jeopardy. Read more...
Today’s Build episode debunks a number of myths related to blockchain, Bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies. Read more...
It’s not until after a product is in the market that the lack of design thinking and its importance becomes obvious. Design can give a product a competitive edge, increase adoption, and incorporating design thinking into a product development process consistently can make a team and company run smoothly. Read more...
The next virtual Tracker User Group (TUG) online meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 31. Read more...
Please join us for a free training webinar on Tuesday, July 24th, at 11:00 am PDT. We’ll go over Tracker basics, including creating a project and adding, estimating, and prioritizing stories, as well as workflow and automatic planning. Read more...
Rose Haft, the CEO and Founder of Lumenora, is back, and together we’re going to share some applications of augmented reality and virtual reality that are here to stay, and how you can get started tinkering with the technology. Read more...
In today’s Build episode, we’re going to dive into the major differences and similarities between augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). Read more...
Backlog refinement is a practice intended to help you keep the top of your backlog in a refined state so you can have better iteration planning sessions. But despite the value backlog refinement can yield, there is no officially prescribed approach for how to do it. However, if you’re looking for a simple way to introduce this practice to your team, then don’t despair: there’s an easy approach that you can use with your team today. Read more...
And after running a remote team for almost a decade now, we thought we’d share a list of resources that have worked for us, and could help you out depending on where you are in your lifecycle of remote work and remote team building. Read more...
In the final episode for this month, we’re going to address a BIG concern that often holds people back from recruiting and managing a remote team: the nature of the work that needs to be done. Read more...
In this article, I present a framework to interpret different types of customer commitments, and early business validation experiments you can run to know if your Minimum Viable Product is actually viable. Read more...
Join us for a panel discussion on product management’s role in modern cross-functional teams as the Product Stack welcomes Heidi Helfand, Director of Engineering Excellence from Procore Technologies and author of the book Dynamic Reteaming, along with Agile Coach Jennifer Payne from ProductPlan, Product Manager Hadrien Raffalli from Pivotal Tracker, and VP of Products and UX Kevin Steigerwald from Jama Software. Read more...
In today’s episode, we’re going to share a number of proven strategies that have worked across job roles. Read more...
The next virtual Tracker User Group (TUG) online meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 14th. Read more...
All this month, we’re going to focus on recruiting, training, retaining, and managing remote workers. Read more...
Tracker’s interface is designed to provide a customizable experience to suit the needs of various roles and needs. This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining current and backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. Read more...
In this installment, we’ll discuss the importance of delivering working, usable software to your users over simply delivering reams of documentation. Read more...
Giving a new hire a meaty project can seem like a big risk. It’s easier just to keep them fixing bugs while they ramp up on the code base. But endlessly fixing bugs can be demotivating. Read more...
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