The Myth of the V-Model
There are different, partially contradicting definitions of the V-Model. Further, it’s easily misunderstood, which can be more harmful than helpful. This is also the source of the myths of the V-Model.
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Agile Should Not Be Confused with a Product Strategy
April 2, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithWhile Agile as a development methodology can give you a distinct edge in many areas, it’s woefully inadequate as a standalone strategy for market success.
March Driverless Roundup: Fatal Arizona Accident Questions, Trump Admin Listening Summit, and London’s Public Pods
March 29, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithMarch was another intense month in the world of autonomous driving, with some critical safety setbacks, government feedback and advancements for the burgeoning technology.
What Skills Do You Need To Be A Successful Product Manager?
March 22, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithNot everyone leaves school and lands a role as a product manager. For many, becoming a PM was the result of an accumulation of skills and gradual transition from other positions.
The Bright Future of 5G Technology for New Products
March 21, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Jama Software5G is set to be a game changer in industries as wide-ranging as autonomous vehicles, medical devices, and robotics.
How NASA Might Revolutionize Supersonic Air Travel in the US
March 2, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithNASA might be evolving the future of air travel, with technology that could potentially be used to slash domestic flight times in half.
How Product Management Leads to Imposter Syndrome: An Interview with Mind the Product
February 27, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithWe spoke with Mind the Product co-founder and CEO, James Mayes, about some of the challenges facing product managers today, the traits of a good and bad PM and how the job itself can instill a sense of imposter syndrome.
This AI Crop Spraying System Can Tell Plants and Weeds Apart
February 22, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Jama SoftwareSee & Spray technology is fitted onto tractors like standard weed spraying machinery, but it’s also equipped with an array of cameras and machine-learning software. This enables it to tell the difference between weeds and crops, and actually improve performance as it learns.
February Driverless Roundup
February 20, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Kevin SmithCompetition in the autonomous vehicle space continues to intensity, as government regulators search for answers and philosophers ponder the technology’s sense of morality.
How Product Managers Can Avoid Crunch Time in Development Projects
February 8, 2018 in Product Development & Management /by Tim AndersonProduct managers have a responsibility to their team members to plan and execute development projects in such a way that mitigates the need for such soul-crushing marathon sessions, and the successful delivery of a project may depend on taking those steps.