Books, podcasts, videos, conferences, blogs, articles and other resources for product managers
How to learn product management
October 22, 2018 in Product Engineering
Applying HumanOps to on-call
October 9, 2018 in HumanOps, Product EngineeringOriginally written for the StackPath blog. One of the two core foundations of SaaS monitoring is alerting (the other being metric visualization and graphing). Alerting is designed to notify you when things go wrong in your data center, that there’s a problem with your website performance, or if you’re experiencing server downtime. More specifically, infrastructure […]
Easy to use and beautiful design are no longer differentiators
June 14, 2018 in Product Engineering, StartupsIf you find yourself focusing on your product being “beautiful”, “easy to use”, “design led” or leading with “look and feel”, you may need to rethink your competitive positioning.
How to prioritise what features to build
February 7, 2018 in Product EngineeringOnly one thing can be top. Unless there is a single, ordered list of numbered priorities, nothing is the priority.
You don’t need to be an expert to integrate AI in your startup
August 14, 2017 in Cloud, Product Engineering, StartupsOriginally published on The Next Web. We’re used to hearing that AI and machine learning is hopelessly complex, impossible to implement quickly, and that if you want to get on board the machine learning bandwagon you’ll need to invest heavily in PhDs, specialists and expensive experts. This way of thinking is simplistic and behind the […]
Does everyone hate MongoDB?
September 25, 2012 in Product EngineeringThere seem to have been quite a few “don’t use MongoDB” posts over the last few months so is there actually a real problem with MongoDB itself?
Interview – Zack Urlocker of MySQL
November 22, 2004 in Product EngineeringAn interview with Zack Urlocker, Vice President for Marketing at MySQL AB.
Why You Need Coding Standards
September 23, 2004 in Product EngineeringIn this article, I’ll explain why coding standards are important not only to the individual developer or development team, but to the script users as well.