
The Product Operating Model, Explained
“Product operating model” gets thrown around a lot, but it describes something specific: how a company organizes itself to build products, not just ship features.

“Product operating model” gets thrown around a lot, but it describes something specific: how a company organizes itself to build products, not just ship features.

A software product team isn’t just “some developers.” Get the structure wrong, and even strong individual developers end up shipping the wrong things slowly. Here’s

“Product owner” and “product manager” get used interchangeably a lot, especially at smaller companies. That’s a mistake. The two roles overlap, but they’re not the

Many startups have a brilliant idea, but it fails due to problems with software development. But how do you get it right? We’ll explain!

There are probably a hundred and one features to consider when you are building a platform. But which ones are the most important? This is how you determine it!

The biggest pitfall is: if you’ve never done it, you actually don’t know where to start. Avoid these 5 pitfalls!

There are many successful platforms in the market. But what’s their success formula? Most platforms go through 8 growth phases, and we explain them to you!

Are you building software? Then you need a good process to translate your idea – through programmers – into a final product. We explain the process!

Software development cannot take place without purpose. And then we’re mainly talking about the ‘why’ of your product. We explain what we mean by this.

Many startups face the same challenges. And it’s not necessarily about software development, but some other significant steps. Here they are!