The Product Management process involves managing a product from product vision to launch and beyond. The product management process in seven stages involves the management of all aspects related to the product: idea generation, research, analytics, design, prototyping, validation, delivery, and finally, launch.
Agile user stories and the Agile methodology have emerged as preferred approaches for many software developer teams. At the heart of Agile lies the concept of user stories, a simple … Read more
User stories are the backbone of a focused MVP: they capture who needs what and why—in language everyone understands. Well‑crafted stories prevent scope creep, accelerate developer hand‑offs, and keep stakeholder … Read more
Product teams often use MVP, prototype, and proof‑of‑concept (POC) interchangeably, but each artifact serves a distinct purpose in de‑risking an idea. Misusing them can waste months and muddle learning. In … Read more
Jargon can be a barrier when you’re moving fast. This glossary clusters core lean‑product vocabulary into five themed groups so you can ramp up your team—and investors—without pausing to Google … Read more