Visualize Sprint Progress With the New Burndown Chart
Do development sprints feel like a race against the clock? You aim to finish all the work you have planned — the team is expectant and committed. Of course you also have…
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Promote Ideas To Requirements in Aha! Roadmaps
Incremental innovation. Product development teams often use this term to describe small, ongoing enhancements to a product. Over time, these cumulative changes enable you…
Why Product Launches Fail (And How To Fix Yours)
8 reasons that most product launches fail. Find out how to fix via strategic planning and coordinated work across teams that results in delivering real value — to…
How To Determine During Your Interview If a Company Lives Their Values
Your job interview is the perfect opportunity to evaluate whether a company lives their values. Here is how to ask the right questions.
Introducing New GitLab Extensions for Aha! Develop
Every engineering team has its own ecosystem of tools. At a minimum, you need a tool to plan your work and another to manage the code. And it helps if those tools are…
Analyze Ideas and Requests by Customer Segments
What are the top requests of our largest enterprise customers? How can we better support the needs of our Europe-based accounts? These types of questions are not easy to…
Create one unified product and engineering backlog in Aha! Develop
How do you balance building new product functionality against improving technical capabilities? Many product development teams struggle with this challenge. You want to…
How To Do Work That You Really Do Not Want To
To-dos will always be there waiting. Before you dismiss something as humdrum, look again. Here are four ways to harness your intrinsic motivation to get work done.
The Product-Led Organization vs. the Engineering-Led Organization
Product-led organizations and engineering-led organizations represent two approaches to creating value — both are necessary to build products that customers love.
One Small Thing That Will Bring You More Joy At Work
What brings you joy at work? The Aha! team shares the small moments that keep us feeling happy and connected to what we do.
