My Name Is Chris Quigley — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Chris is a Product Success Manager on the Aha! Customer Success team. Learn about his career journey and how curiosity fuels his work.
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My Name Is Shannon Sauvé — This Is What I Achieve at Aha!
Learn how Shannon, a senior manager on the Aha! Product Concierge team, finds meaning and motivation in her work supporting customers.
Aha! Welcomes PwC to Partner Program
Today we are thrilled to welcome PwC to the Aha! Partner program. Aha! partners help customers successfully use Aha! software and initiate company-wide agile, digital,…
Aha! Tutorial Highlights: Build Impressive Roadmaps With the Right Details
Learn how to build roadmap views with the right level of detail — so you can effectively tailor plans to your audience. Aha! product experts share best practices for…
Product Management All-Star: 6 Questions With Laura Owusu-Antwi
Laura Owusu-Antwi is a director of product operations at Frontline Education. She is a forward-thinking product leader and an advocate for Aha! software.
Drill Into Reports in Aha! Develop
"How can we increase velocity?" and "Why did we miss the sprint goal?" These are some of the questions agile teams ask in the pursuit of continuous improvement. You can…
Schedule Product Development Reports to Be Automatically Sent Out
How frequently do you share product development reports with the team? You can create these reports in Aha! to help teams get the information they need. And with today's…
Bootstrap or Raise VC Money? 9 Questions to Ask
Raising money is not necessarily a logical first step for a startup. Bootstrapping is often a better way forward for the majority of seed-stage companies. Founders can…
My Name Is Jeff Tucker — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
Jeff is a member of the Aha! product and UX team. Read about his journey from software engineering to UX design and product management to inspire your own career path.
New Salesforce Service Cloud extension for Aha! Develop
Customer support (CS) and engineering teams typically work in different tools. But CS still needs a way to escalate thorny issues to development — without duplicating…
