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How and Why Product Managers Can Use Wireframes (Project Management Software Examples)

Project Management Software Examples: Wireframes are simple drawings that show the possible look and outcome of an app. They help teams plan before they start building the final design. Wireframes also help everyone in the team understand the same idea clearly. But why do product managers rely so much on these simple sketches? Understanding wireframes …

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Gantt Chart vs Roadmap: What’s the Difference?

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Gantt Chart vs Roadmap provides details related to important differences between task-level planning and high-level project direction.

Agile Definition of Done: What Product Managers Need to Know?

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Agile Definition of Done gives teams consistency in quality and saves them from rework due to misunderstandings. Learn what the Agile Definition of Done is and why it matters.

Product Management Roles in Pricing Strategy

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Product management roles in pricing strategy involves market research, defining value, team collaboration, and choosing between strategies like growth, profit maximization, and organic pricing to ensure productivity.

Cost of Delay: How to Use and Calculate?

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Cost of Delay is a concept often introduced to teams during planning meetings to show how delaying work can affect value, timing, and overall business results.

Product Management in Healthcare

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Product Management in Healthcare drives innovation, improving patient outcomes, and creating digital health solutions efficiently. Learn the skills and responsibilities involved in this field.

3 Product Manager Communication Streams

Product Management / By Varun Saharawat

Product Manager Communication focuses on clear, structured communication across teams, leadership, and customers to ensure alignment and stronger decision-making. It explains three main communication streams, horizontal, vertical, and external along with written, verbal, visual, and data-driven approaches essential for effective product delivery.

4 Steps to Managing Unplanned Work and Its Benefits

Product Management / By Soumya Tiwari

Unplanned work is related to the tasks, requests, or issues which come without prior notice in any organisation. Due to these, often scheduled projects or daily operations are interrupted. It is very important to handle unplanned work in a proper manner. Also, effective knowledge of how to handle such work helps teams respond effectively while …

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Product Growth with Data-Driven Product Management

Product Management / By Soumya Tiwari

Product growth is the process of scaling a product by improving acquisition, activation, retention, and expansion using data, user feedback, and continuous experimentation.

Rice Prioritization: Meaning, Formula, Examples

Product Management / By Vanita Mishra

Rice Prioritization: Building a product can feel totally overwhelming because teams always have so many amazing ideas for new features or projects but money and time are always limited, right? So, how do you pick which project to work on first? Choosing based on a gut feeling or just the loudest voice often wastes a …

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