e News and Resources from Pivotal Product
Management July
2008
Agile vs. Non-Agile Product Management - The "Rosetta Stone"
What should you do differently to become an Agile Product Manager? Not
much, as it turns out - but you may do some things more frequently than
you’re used to.
Let’s take a look at how Agile development
methodologies impact the five main areas of Product Management:
Planning, Building, Launching, Maintaining, and Retirementhttp://media.emm.adhost.com/adhost_5377.
Software
Product Management Intensive Sept 24-25 Learn from
award-winning, practicing PMs and immediately apply the seven best
practices for greater product success now.
AIPMM
Certification Review and Exam: Sept 26
Become a CPM and show your leadership in your company or the
marketplace.
User-Centered
Product Requirements Workshop Oct. 7-8
This highly interactive course provides a step-by-step process for
creating user centered Market and Product Requirements Documents (MRDS,
PRDs).
The Agile Product Managment Translator (fill
out Hot Button survey for a complimentary copy)
Our webinar on Agile Product Management (scroll to Sept. 16, 2007 webinar
Book: Agile and Iterative Development
SolutionsIQ Agile Newsletter
Agile PM blog by Luke Hohmann
30-Second Survey: To What Extent Has Your Dev Team Gone Agile?
Take just 30 seconds to respond, and you'll receive a complimentary
copy of the Agile PM Translator for your own use! We'll report
the survey results in the next newsletter.
Our
June Hot Button asked about your favorite formats for documenting
requirements. See the
results
Contact us to suggest
a future Hot Button topic!
Calling
all frustrated creative writers for PM haiku therapy
Oh,
the product management stories you can tell in just 17 syllables!
Submit
yours today for a chance at fame in the next
Pivot Point newsletter.
This rotten product
Poorly planned and badly built
v2 will cure all
- Dave Sampson
Poorly planned and badly built
v2 will cure all
- Dave Sampson
