There has been a lot of talk recently about the role of product managers in companies, and the value that they bring to the table. Part of…

The product strategy is an important product management artefact. But despite its significance, it is not always effectively used. In this…

In this post, Rudra Roy Choudhury explores the twists and turns and the highs and lows, unlocking the keys to product vision.

Product and People Leader, Assaph Mehr, discusses the importance of killing features on the journey to building great products.

I’ve recently noticed a trend within the product world that’s a little unsettling to me. We’ve typically created a distinction between product managers or product owners, the individual contributors who are responsible for product discovery and delivery, and product leaders or product leads, the peo

As a leader, you are by definition a futurist. (This is something I’ve learned from Alicia Shao just recently). Let’s explore this for a second. Your role is to look ahead and anticipate the challenges and opportunities that your team will face in the future. You study and analyze trends, f

In this ProductTank Belfast Talk, Adrian Howard, a consultant, coach, and trainer, provides in-depth knowledge about Sturgeon’s biases and how they can be addressed to create a balanced system across all aspects of the business.

Prioritisation, prioritisation, prioritisation. A common challenge in product when juggling endless feature requests and managing teams. With our flagship event, #mtpcon London, only 7 weeks away, we look back at some of our most inspiring talks from speakers who have shared lessons on prioritisation.

Roadmaps play a crucial role in aligning product teams, maintaining focus on goals, and effectively communicating with stakeholders. However, the fluid nature of business means that product roadmaps are not impervious to change.

Making effective product decisions can be hard. Luckily, there is help: In this video, I share five common decision rules, and I explain when you should use ...