Hey Boss — My Strategy Is Telling You "No"
Here is how it goes down. You turn the corner and the big boss (who never uses the product or speaks with customers) says “I have a great new idea for a feature.” Or…
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What's Your Product?
That’s an interesting question. It’s not exactly what folks want to hear from us though when they ask us how they should organize their products. But, we need to answer…
Product Roadmap Templates for Visual Release Planning
We are all agile these days (or trying to be) and for almost all teams — dates still matter. Dates matter because time is an essential variable in life and business. And…
Aha! Launches Visual Product Roadmaps for Jira
We just announced the JIRA integration that you have always wanted. Aha! now provides an add-on for Atlassian JIRA OnDemand customers who want to create brilliant product…
The Product Manager Is the Product Owner
Have you worked with a great product manager? If yes, you know that she led the product with pride and was at the epicenter of every major product decision. She knew…
GitHub Issues integrated With Aha!
Learn how to integrate GitHub with Aha! in this product update. You can push your completed features and requirements in Aha! into GitHub issues.
3 Paths to Market Leadership: Flash Mobs, Parades, Movements
We all want to be market leaders. There’s no question about it. However, it’s hard to achieve category supremacy for anyone — especially when selling to businesses. And…
Build the Machine That Builds the Product
When we talk about innovative companies and organizations, we mean those which are consistently successful, not just lucky. However, when we have conversations about this…
Those Pesky Release Notes and Product Management
Release notes are unglamorous — unless you need to know what was just released. There’s no shame in admitting they they are a pain to write and often get ignored.
Scrum Can Save and Destroy You
Scrum can save and destroy you. And sometime it does both in just that order. Only those unaware or unafraid will admit that they are not “agile” converts these days…
