Adam Thomas

Because the world moves so fast, product management is seldom a linear process. We can’t afford to let our thought processes be linear, either. Welcome to product calculus.

We work so hard to build a customer base that we despair at the thought of ever losing one. But sometimes, your relationship has run its course, and it’s smarter to let them go.

An ego-driven development process is a recipe for failure. Make sure your focus is on the customers and not yourself.

Product teams often know that a project needs to change direction, but they don’t have a way to make that change safely and quickly. Survival Metrics empower them to do just that.

Product operations (product ops), the product management discipline’s latest way to track and understand the inputs that drive product