Product teams are often working in parallel, meaning they have their own scrum teams that they work with on a daily basis, but how do they interact with other product managers? How do they keep each other informed on their team’s work? …

During my career I have spent time working closely with Service Designers on a variety of projects and products, and I believe there are five key lessons from the Service Designer discipline that can help enhance Product Management. Before we begin: what is service design, again? Service design applies process, a set of methodologies and a particular mindset…

A few years ago I wrote an article about Product Life Cycle & Product Development Cycle. Now that some time has passed I wanted to revisit this topic, and use all the comments, feedback and knowledge I have gained these past few years to discuss it from a fresh angle. …

Scaled products are past the stages of early access, or pre-launch, and have grown to have plenty of customers and regular users. With that in mind, let’s explore product discovery for teams who are working on scaled products, or in the process of scaling their product. Product discovery encompasses all…

This is a collection of articles I have published on other publications discussing Product Management, Design Sprints, and Product Innovation. Bringing product teams together for the benefit of your business Product teams are often working in parallel. How do they interact with other product managers? and How do they keep…uxdesign.cc Five Key Lessons Product Managers Can Learn from Service Designers During my career I spent time working closely with Service Designers on a variety products, the five key lessons from…productcoalition.com

Product teams continually strive for innovation in order to stay relevant with their users, stand out in the market and improve how they operate. While developing new innovations, it is vital to find product-market fit and test assumptions with existing and potential users. A great way to discover and validate…

In September of this year I left MOBGEN (Accenture Interactive) to take on a new role as Product Manager at NewMotion. Leaving MOBGEN meant saying goodbye to many great colleagues and friends, and leaving behind a fantastic product that I had spent a great deal of time and effort on. …

In the previous article of this series, it was noted how a small team at MOBGEN launched an internal project that focused on facilitating design sprints. This article is a little different, as it focuses solely on explaining how we reached the name for the project, and the reasons behind…

Innovation in the workplace involves a culture that encourages the creation of new things. This can include an employee voicing a new idea, coming up with a concept, or creating a method to enhance the performance of a process, person, team or organisation. Innovation in the workplace is something that…