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Product Goals in Scrum

Roman Pichler

Background Story : Readers familiar with the history of Scrum—sometimes lovingly referred to as Scrumtorians—will undoubtedly know that it has contained sprint goals at least since 2002 and a (product) vision since 2004 , even though the latter is not mentioned in the Scrum Guide.

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366: This is modified Agile for hardware development – with Dorian Simpson and Gary Hinkle

Product Innovation Educators

He has held R&D leadership roles and founded Auxilium in 2002 to help companies improve their R&D and leadership practices and transform their new product development using Agile practices. He’s also the author of The Savvy Corporate Innovator , which is about applying Agile principles to idea development in organizations.

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427: How to get your next better product job – with Chris Mason

Product Innovation Educators

Our guest is Chris Mason, who started Intelligent People in 2002 as a specialized recruitment agency. Our guest is Chris Mason, who started Intelligent People in 2002 as a specialized recruitment agency. To help us, we are joined by the co-founder of an executive search firm that specializes in placing Product VPs and CPOs.

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Mary Meeker Internet Trends 2019 vs 2002

DevelopmentCorporate

Take a look at her analysis from 2019 and her 2002 report. The post Mary Meeker Internet Trends 2019 vs 2002 appeared first on Development Corporate. Mary Meeker from Bond Capital is the undisputed leader in using big data to describe and analyze the major trends in the tech industry. The differences and trends are fascinating.

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Internal Product Development by Lucia Adams

Mind the Product

In 2002, she huddled into a “bunker room” at The Times to rethink the direction of the newspaper as it moved from a print to a digital model. Lucia coaches organisations across various industries in digital transformation and business change and is no stranger to solving challenging problems and difficult stalemates.

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500: Evolving trends in product management: What every PM and VP Needs to Know – with Tony Ulwick

Product Innovation Educators

Ulwick introduced the opportunity algorithm in a 2002 Harvard Business Review article. This simple calculation helps prioritize needs based on importance and satisfaction scores. It’s been about 93.5% effective in spotting the best opportunities for innovation.

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Gibson Biddle – Wicked Hard Decisions at Netflix

Mind the Product

In 2002, Netflix went public. There was a major anthrax scare in 2002, making people afraid to open their mail. Since that was the time that DVDs were starting to show up, he thought that maybe they could be mailed as well. While they had around 600,000 subscribers at launch, they had a challenge to face.