This short course will give you some basic information about how to get started in our Online Education program and how to use the site.

Virtual classrooms are an opportunity for your to spend an hour with your instructor and peers to explore workplace challenges, answer questions, share your experiences with others and learn the la...

Nobody wants to build products and services that nobody cares about, yet it happens all the time. In this course, learn how to design a value proposition that satisfies your customers’s important ...

In fast-moving environments, product development teams can get lost in the gap that exists between product vision, backlogs and task boards. A great collaboration framework can bridge this gap and...

Every product or service under development is based upon a variety of assumptions about the customer, the market, the technology and the users. In this course, learn about a structured set of prac...

Make sure the day of your product launch is a success with our helpful checklist of activities.

To be a true product manager requires one to understand the key economic drivers which make a product profitable or tell you it is time to retire the effort.

Measuring product success is much more than are buying, using and recommending your product or service. This course will help you spot the metrics that matter based on where your product is positi...

Scrum Teams need a healthy, well-ordered Product Backlog in order to succeed.  In this course, we will share with you the important skills needed to refine and order the Product Backlog to enable t...

Most user stories are written poorly. On one end of the spectrum, there is simply not enough detail and the team remains unsure what to build. On the opposite end, user stories contain too much d...

One of the big challenges to overcome with any team (in-person or distributed) is maintaining momentum and follow though after a meeting is over. As a leader, one might believe everyone is in agre...

The journey of a product manager requires a few shifts in mindset before it is complete. Explore how scale, scope and personal goals shift for product managers as they adopt greater responsibilities.