Idea management is the process of collecting & growing new ideas to solve existing problems & discover new opportunities. It is the cornerstone of product management. It’s the earliest stage of product development, where ideas are collected from around the company, evaluated & considered for the product roadmap. Ideas come in different forms from around […]
Project Management Must haves 02: Project Scope In this second installment of our mini-series for areas of project management focus, we look at one of the trickiest aspects of a project to manage: the project scope. In our quest for efficiency, we tend to want to tackle all problems at once—maybe you can check your
What Makes a Product a Great Product This article is for researchers who program and any individual who is starting a software development project. It will help you to comprehend the sustainability and preservation requirements of your product, the outputs from the development process and how to plan/design and undertake a product project. With this
With the rise of technology in our modern societies, comes the downfall of monopoly. There is no limit to how many options there are for goods and services, and this is true for project management software as well. There are thousands if not millions of options for software, and there is an endless number of
Every product available today began as an idea in somebody’s mind. From the cell phone to a software platform, most things you can buy became animated through the procedure of the invention. But all of these ideas got some help from outside polling at one stage or another. The road from idea to a completed
Project Management Must haves 01: Integrations The concept of project management is a fairly broad one that conceals a number of important areas worth calling out. In this mini-series of articles, we will highlight some of the most crucial aspects of project management that sometimes slip between the cracks or get engulfed by the larger
Why You Should Use Forward Planning and Build A Project Already Traced Out As project managers, it can be all too easy to get caught up in the fancy & complicated parts of our job. You know, things like product release maps, feature planning, metrics, crafting a complete product development definition, etc. However, sometimes it
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Design, Production, Testing: All The Steps To A Good Product No modern enterprise, be it a business company, hospital, busy restaurant or an educational establishment, can survive without reliance on high-quality software products. Without the correct customized software, the running of any organization becomes a burdensome issue. The software helps automate common but monotone tasks
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There are generally five accepted phases for managing a project: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. These phases dictate the rough order in which a project is undertaken, with initiation as the first step before the project can be properly planned out. The initiation phase can be a tough phase to move out
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Trust Your Unfinished Work To Others Trust is based on the principle of reciprocity which binds society together. In value exchange trust occurs when we receive something, based on the “perception” or “feeling” that we are receiving what we expect. From the emotional standpoint, we feel trust, when we expose our vulnerabilities to others, and