The 6 Best New Aha! Features
Together apart. With so many teams working from home, laying out exactly what you want to accomplish and why has never been more important. A strong plan keeps everyone…
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CIO vs. CTO
The CIO and CTO both sit at the intersection of business and technology. Discover the differences and areas of overlap between these two executive roles.
My Name Is Gary Cohen — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
How are products made? Growing up in South Africa, I was able to see the process firsthand. I spent school holidays working on the production line in my father's factory.…
Business Roadmaps vs. Product Roadmaps
Aha! CEO Brian de Haaff breaks down the differences between business roadmaps and product roadmaps — including where the two harmonize.
Just Launched! — Instantly Share Notes as Secure Webpages With Your Team
Meeting agendas. Customer interviews. Sprint retrospectives. These are just a few types of information teams need to capture and share. This is why we created special…
This Is How 4 IT Groups Adopted a Product Mindset
Companies are making the shift from project to product-driven. Learn about these 4 real-life examples of product-driven transformations.
My Name Is Jay Margolis — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
I always knew I wanted to be a programmer. As a kid, I taught myself to program on an Atari 400. I created simple graphical games to play with my friends. It was a thrill…
Just Launched! — Integrate Aha! Visual Roadmaps With Jira Software Next-gen Projects
Does your engineering team use next-gen projects in Jira? A few of you told us that you need a way to sync Aha! with this newest type of project used by smaller teams. So…
The Product Manager vs. the IT Manager
Are modern IT managers more like product managers? Take a look at how IT management has evolved to generate real value for organizations.
The Founder’s Paradox: The Shame of Failing at Mindfulness
The thrill of achievement is irresistible. It is gratifying to set a goal, work hard to accomplish it, and then start to look forward to what is next. Thinking beyond…
