Nick Saraev

Finding the right tool is always tough. We're making your hunt for a proper product roadmap tool easier by making the list of candidates much shorter.

Is there any difference between product management at a B2C and B2B or company? Does it matter at all? Now is the time to find out.

Working remotely? Who doesn't? Anyway, we picked 12 tools that are an absolute must to at least try for keeping efficiency (and spirits) high in your remote team.

How to do customer-centric product development? Doesn't all kinds of product development fall under this umbrella term? There's only one way you can find out:

Not doing data-driven product management is a sin these days. But are you doing it right? Find out from our article.

If you need to give a tip for picking the right employee database software to your HR team as a PM, consult this list first.

Is it time to end the reign of Google Sheets? We collected a few alternatives to get you prepared for the life after Sheets.

Obsidian or Notion? Which is your go-to note-taking app and why isn't it Fibery? Read to find out.

Make your operations management smoother with this star-studded list of tools.

Getting rid of Smartsheet? We understand. But before you do, check a few worthy competitors.

"We need to look at the big picture" is probably one of the top 10 most common phrases uttered in a room filled with product people. But how can you actually deploy it in your job?

Ditch the checklist and revolutionize your projects with our bite-sized guide to outcome-based roadmaps. Discover how to focus on success over tasks and unlock your team's true potential in just two sentences!

Not sure how many of you out there have to manage intricate product portfolios, but just in case you do, here's a guide for building the perfect for roadmap for them.

Agile. Kanban. SAFe. And now Scrum. What does a scrum roadmap do? How does it differ from its cousins? If you seek answers to these questions, you've come to the right place

Are you intimately familiar with product themes? It's time to take your good ole' product roadmap and spice it up with a theme. Or several. Here's a guide on how you should go about it.

For those in product management, the word epic has definitely bears a different meaning. Still, we promise that this article will be an epic take on building a roadmap for epics.

You know the adage: an acronym can make or break a PM's career. We might have made this up, but the IDEA framework is definitely a game-changer for all the product managers out there.

What are the differences? What are the similarities? Are they intricately tied into one another or merely distant cousins? Find it all out.

When do you need a product roadmap and when should you whip up a release plan? You've come to the right place. Let's dissect:

There are two types of people: those who think project and product roadmaps are the same, and those who are convinced they are different. Let's solve the age-old debate.

Ah, the Mexican standoff of product management: pitting roadmaps, timelines, and deadlines against each other. Let us resolve the Gordian knot.

If your average "how to build a roadmap" guide is not helpful enough and you need something more specific for your SaaS product, you've come to the right place.

Once your product roadmap is put together, you might think the job is done. But in some cases, a meeting is due: we are here to answer to why, when, and how of the matter.

There's no shame in being inspired by the greats. Here is a compilation of some of the best public product roadmaps out there.

Ah, OKRs: probably the most dreaded 3-letter acronym for a PM right after ROI, MRR, and ARR. But it doesn't have to be that way. Read this handy guide and ace OKR-based roadmaps.

As a product marketer, you live and breathe product but also expect to juggle a plethora of marketing tasks. Fine-tune both lanes with this guide.

You probably know 5 benefits of having a product roadmap. But do those 5 benefits match ours? Go and check it out.

Let's get your product design efforts on track: see clearly on your tracks, know what you are shipping, and tie your features into the product vision better.

We talked a lot about prioritization already, but how about prioritizing your product roadmap? Strap in for a few familiar approaches in a new guise.

Putting together your product roadmap is a daunting task, so if you run out of fuel by the time you are supposed to present it all, we've got your back.

You might think that a to-do list is for rookies, but we think otherwise. Here's an article that gives you plenty of reasons (with examples) why to have one.

Value is a subjective term, but eventually that's what drives products to success. Here's a guide on how to prioritize according to it.

No PM works on a single track (or if they do, there's plenty of features to develop), which calls for some serious multitasking wizardry. Here are a few tips for just that.

Prioritizing your portfolio is a daunting task. It doesn't have to be, though. Here's how to master it in 1000 words or more.

How does one rank the highest priority value in the Agile Manifesto? If you are uncertain, we've cooked up a guide for understanding the intricacies of the most influential project management philosophy.

A lack of priorities is a straight road to disaster. Thankfully, we wrote a guide on how to steer clear of such maladies.

Bring the team together, get alignment, and tidy up your backlog with these prioritization activities.

If your shtick is product management, you know you made it if there's a matrix named after you. We're breaking down Covey's titular matrix and how it can help you prioritize better.

So you are looking for project prioritization tool but hesitate about where to start. How about a classic top 5 listicle to help you decide?

When bugs are aplenty, it's tough to make the right call and know what to squash first. With this guide, we hope you'll have more confidence in prioritizing bugs.

In the sea of priority matrices, the action priority matrix holds a special place. Is this the right technique? You've gotta read to find out.

"It's not my job", says your coworker. "Well, it isn't mine either", says your boss. Your product backlog is looking for an owner, so it's time to clear the air about responsibilities.

Your product is as good as your roadmap. Or at least it should be, in an ideal world. So nailing your roadmap prioritization is vital. Here's how.

Some people plan, but pros add "PI" to it. What's that, you may ask? Program Increment Planning goes the world go around in an Agile environment. Read on to find out how.

We were only going to write an article about P0 and P1 priorities since that's what you search for, but we figured that we'd give you some context by detailing P2, P3, and P4 levels as well.

Can prioritizing be fun? We are not sure - but we can give it a shot. This is poker priority, a gamified approach to feature prioritization, and here's how to play it.

"The biggest risk is not taking any risk", said a wise man once. What he didn't say is how to prioritize your risks once you've taken them - let us make up for that now.

We could write an article on how often MVP is misunderstood as an acronym - instead, we wrote this piece to help you prioritize features for it.

Understand and set levels of priority, and ace your feature prioritization approach with this handy guide.

In the sea of prioritization techniques and frameworks, there's one that has nothing to do with formulas and acronyms. The product tree framework is a straightforward metaphor that always helps you keep focus as a PM.

If you aren't happy with other three-letter acronyms as your prioritizing framework, your latest bet is PIE. It's easy to remember, and what's more, it does help you decide what feature to ship when.