Vive la différence
In my travels, I’ve noticed that too many companies don’t seem to understand certain fundamental methodologies and roles. I’ve written at length how enterprises fail to grasp what’s meant by
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Agile Short: Customer Satisfaction
In this series, I am going to share my perspective on each of the 12 principles underlying Agile. Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous
Agile is not a project management framework
Spoiler Alert: Agile is a software product management framework. Many companies read about the benefits of Agile software development and want to employ it as a project management methodology. Somehow,
User Inexperience
In my zoo of pet peeves, poor user experience and its first cousin, human interface design, are among the biggest. What makes it worse, every time I view another poor
Employment Recruiters
I’ve been actively seeking employment. As well as networking and reaching out to companies myself, I have been working with recruiters. Let’s just say, your mileage may vary. Of the
Innovation Station
Apologies in advance for the quasi-Schoolhouse Rock reference, but it’s too late for that. In today’s segment I discuss innovation. Organisations want innovation, and some claim to be innovative, but
Test. Test Again.
Problem Number 1 Je m’accuse. I just realised a rookie error, so I fixed it. When I conceived of an online host for my professionally-oriented podcasts and companion blog a few
MVP or not MVP?
I recently produced a segment related to MVP, Minimum Viable Product. Whilst researching the subject matter, I found there were detractors to the concept. I feel this is a worthwhile
Minimum. Viable. Product.
I’m working through some Coursera content on Product Management by Alex Cowan, and I have some fundamental differences of opinion. In this segment, I share my perspective on what makes
Change. Complex.
Change management is difficult, and the difficulty increases proportionally with scale and complexity. I came across the Lippitt-Knoster Model early on, and it immediately resonated with me. I’ll refer to