As a Product Manager, there have been a few instances when I missed out putting things down on paper. And later regretted that! I don’t want the same to happen to you. Few instances where I screwed up: 1) Publishing the notes / minutes of a meeting where a wireframe was discussed and approved by … Continue reading »
Challenges Your “things to do” list would be overflowing ALL the time. Even if you take no more things to do and just work on the current task list, it may take you a month to just wrap up those. This would lead to a constant prioritization loop. You would always be prioritizing on whats important … Continue reading »
Here is my 6 point definition of ”Dirt Mode” software development which suits developing new SAAS based products. This is a practical software development style and in some way supports the lean software development principles. Use a pluggable and adaptive design (adaptable to alternatives in technology). Dont integrate with any one particular technology too deeply. Don’t try … Continue reading »
Hello Again ! Like all other posts of mine, this is no step to step guide to do anything, but a few tips that might prove useful or might bring a new perspective to look at the same thing. Here I am going to write about how you should tune your thinking in a brainstorming … Continue reading »
If you own a software/hardware deployment which serves your customers and the availability of your system is of high importance, here are the 5 things you can’t afford to miss out as far as monitoring your system health is concerned. While this is no guide on how to setup monitoring, this definitely is a very … Continue reading »
