Reading Time: 2 minutesA product brief is a good starting point for any product manager embarking on a new project. This document is written by the product manager and should be a critical component of product discovery efforts. There are various approaches to early documentation at the discovery level. Amazon has its well-documented Working Backwards…
Reading Time: 5 minutesPardon the cheesy title but I just had to! What are Epics, Stories, Tasks? Epics, Stories, Tasks are frequently part of the agile development process. As with other aspects of product management, different teams utilize different ways to incorporate them in their product development process. Epic In a nutshell, an epic is…
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn my last post, I discussed writing product requirements from a software perspective. In this post, I will focus on writing product requirements for hardware. Like software, a product requirements document for hardware is essential for product development optimization. The outcome of the product requirements document is a more defined technical specification…
Reading Time: 5 minutesWriting Product Requirements Documents is a critical skill for a Product Manager. These documents are useful for aligning the engineering and other cross-functional teams on what should be built and why it should be built. There isn’t a standard for writing a product requirements document as different product managers have different styles…
