In January 2023 I spent a few weeks in Asia. This trip was a long awaited one and I had the opportunity to visit friends and family in Bangladesh and Thailand. I usually use this forum to write about my experience with product management, my learning, sharing information and knowledge…

To my followers that have been reading my articles from 2021, thank you! I am very grateful to you all. Thank you for the support, messages and feedback. 2022 was focused on a lot of self-development and learning new skills in product management and leadership (and thus I didn’t create…

How strong product teams build great product and why weaker teams fail to produce expected results for the business. — This is a topic that I am very excited to write about and I am glad I started re-reading Marty Cagan book — Inspired. …

This article was originally posted on the Bottle Rocket blog: https://blog.bottlerocketstudios.com/product-roadmap-is-not-product-strategy A product roadmap is one of the most critical artifacts that product managers create and own. It’s what it says on the tin — an outline of all the necessary steps on the road to achieving a specific end…

(This story was originally posted on BuiltIn — https://builtin.com/product/continuous-iteration) Continuous iteration will help you create products that people grow to love over time. he best and most successful digital products go through a cycle of building, analysis and iteration over time to become what they are. Remember what Instagram was…

(This story was originally posted on BuiltIn — https://builtin.com/product-management/principles-new-normal) Customer needs and business opportunities are in constant flux as COVID-19 continues to create an environment of uncertainty for leaders across all disciplines, but specifically for product managers, as they are tasked with owning and managing teams to create intuitive digital…

The idea of minimum viable product (MVP) is very popular with startups, especially those in the software and digital solutions space. However, more often than not, MVPs turn into MFPs (minimum features product). The issue is that in planning MVPs, the business operations (such as sales), product and engineering teams…

This is my fourth week with Bottle Rocket and I am so delighted to be here. Before joining Bottle Rocket, I did my own due diligence and found that they are one of the best companies to work for in Texas. I heard some really amazing things from people that…

In my current role we plan sprints based on user needs — we look at priorities and items that will add value quickly. There is of course some part of user/customer with the loudest voice (not literally), that results backlog items to trickle into the sprints. …