Meetings People Would Be Disappointed To Miss
Most meetings fail for lack of clear purpose, preparation, and a way to decide. How to design meetings people actually want to attend.
Most meetings fail for lack of clear purpose, preparation, and a way to decide. How to design meetings people actually want to attend.
Continuous deployment is often chased as a vanity metric rather than a flow enabler. When it genuinely changes delivery, and when it creates false confidence.
Apply product thinking to the portfolio change itself: iterative rollout, validated learning, and outcome-oriented milestones instead of a waterfall plan.
Optimizing for 100% utilization creates backlogs and hidden waste. Find the bottleneck, subordinate everything else, and throughput takes care of itself.
AARRR (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue) applied to change: treat agile adoption as a product and measure it with the same rigor.
How to apply product operating model principles to shared services and business operations teams to improve handoffs, flow, and business readiness.