This week we look at designing ecosystems, not paths, product discovery for small teams and improving security through observability.
Enabling the Team
The Work by Jeff Gothelf
Stakeholders prioritise code since it is the end product. But to write effective code you need Product, UX, Design and cross-functional collaboration.
The Art of Stakeholder Management by Lauren Chan Lee
Lauren summarises the learnings from her panel at UXDX USA - form relationships early, bring your stakeholders along and learn from your missteps.
Product Vision
3 key factors that make the most drastic difference in how a PM operates by Alexis & Adrienne
The role of a product manager is to drive down risk and uncertainty across users, business and technology.
Reducing Product Risk and Removing the MVP Mindset by Casey Winters
If you followed every best practice you'd never get any work done. By defining your problem you can choose the best way to respond.
Continuous Research
Making Product Discovery Work in Small Teams by Sofia Quintero
Learning doesn’t follow a specific process. Understanding customers’ problems is about pattern recognition - and patterns require multiple data points.
Integrating UX into SAFe by Marc Majers
UX Research helps drive teams to build a market-ready product. Here are tips on how to integrate UX Design into your processes in a SAFe environment.
Ideate & Prototype
Give users choice: Design ecosystems, not paths by David Hoang
Ecosystem design is a truly user-centered design journey that allows for a matrix of possible interactions and empowers users to create their own pathways.
Design frameworks at Sainsbury’s by Iain Heath
Sainsbury’s Digital Experience shares its range of design frameworks and the variety of ways its team benefits from them.
Architect & Build
Observability: The foundation of zero-trust networks by Willie Hicks
Remote working increases the surface area for attacks. The US DoD is using observability to move to a zero-trust architecture.
Don't Observe Everything - Observe What Matters by Joe Byrne
Observability requires business collaboration and context to ensure that, even if servers are running, your apps are working as they should.
Sky.One help companies to transition from on-premise to cloud solutions to help speed up product development. Founded in Brazil in 2014, Sky.One has scaled to over 1,000 clients in Brazil, Latin America, Europe and the United States.
If you are migrating to the cloud, check out some of their great content on the benefits, options and approach.
- Scalability, the greatest benefit of cloud computing
- AWS vs. Google vs. Azure vs. Oracle: Cloud Service Comparison
- Is Integration Really as Big a Challenge as it's Cracked Up to Be
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