My Name Is Alex Bartlow — This Is What I Achieve at Aha!
Alex is a director on our engineering team. Learn what energizes him about his work and read his advice for early-career software engineers.
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New Aha! Develop Extension for Azure Repos
Use Aha! Develop alongside the other tools in your stack. A new Azure Repos extension makes it possible to link user stories in Aha! Develop to their source code in Azure…
New Note Templates for Better Idea Management
Capture details that are important to your idea management process. New note templates in Aha! Ideas help you share your process, plan customer research, and announce…
Are Product Managers Ready for Value-Based Product Development?
Learn how product teams estimate the value of new functionality, track progress through the product development engine, and measure the actual worth in production.
Aha! Tutorial Highlights: Understand the Customers Behind the Ideas
Learn how to manage customer feedback and report on feedback trends in Aha! Ideas. Aha! product experts share three best practices for product development teams.
Now Set Work in Progress (WIP) Limits in Aha! Develop
Stop starting and start finishing. This is a fundamental concept of kanban. The idea is that it is more efficient to focus on getting a few work items done quickly rather…
Plan Work Capacity for Teams in Story Points
Every product team handles capacity planning differently. Your approach will vary based on a number of factors — such as the timeline for achieving your roadmap, team…
My Name Is Amy Woodham — This Is What I Achieve at Aha!
We set ambitious goals, work hard, and are recognized for it. Read the achievements of a group manager on our Customer Success team.
How To Build Excitement for a Startup When People Are Skeptical
How to convince people to buy your product and join your startup? Here are a few tips: Distill your insight. Share your vision. Answer counterarguments. Be transparent.…
Visualize Sprint Performance in Aha! Develop With the New Velocity Report
Are you an optimist? When it comes to sprint planning, I would bet most of us have an optimism bias. We overestimate what we can get done in a given time period. On one…
