Your Roadmap Is a Promise (Do You Keep It?)
Your roadmap is a promise. Discover how treating your roadmap like a promise creates value for your company, team, and customers.
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Include Strategy Roadmaps and Gantt Charts in Your Reporting Dashboards
Plans. Progress. KPIs. You need a holistic view to glean meaningful insights about how your product is performing. I will bet you frequently analyze multiple roadmaps,…
Initiatives vs. Epics vs. Features: What Is the Difference?
Understand the difference between initiatives, epics, and features in agile. This guide provides a clear comparison to streamline your project and product planning.
Aha! Ranks in Top 100 on Forbes' List of America's Best Startups
It is wonderful to be recognized for what makes you unique. Last year, we were featured on Forbes’ inaugural list of America’s best startups for 2020. We were…
Enhanced Visibility Options for Ideas Portals
An ideas portal is a window into your community. It is the place where people can share feedback and tell you what they need. So of course you want them to be able to…
Beyond the "Product Mindset"
What do you need to solve tough problems? Courage and boldness are a good start. You need to clearly articulate the value you are going to deliver. This approach…
Lock Fields Based on the Status of the Record
Seen but not modified. Do you manage work like this? Let me give you an example. Perhaps you have approved budget for an initiative. The team needs to see what the budget…
Product Management All-Star: 6 Questions With Jessica Groff
We have the best job in the world — Aha! builds software for software builders. And we are connected with people you should know. These are the folks who are building…
Do You Trust Your Company in These 19 Ways?
A high-trust company culture is a must for any team to thrive. Learn more about how to improve feelings of trust at your company.
My Name Is Reilly O'Connor — This Is Why I Joined Aha!
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." This is a quote from one of my favorite philosophers, Bertrand…
