While the jury is out on the extent of impact GenAI and vibe coding will have on building mission-critical enterprise products… Here are some thoughts on how AI can help turn the product flywheel:
As this flywheel turns faster and faster, the product organization delivers better and better products and outcomes in an increasingly sustainable and resilient manner, with product organization operating systems that become simpler and more streamlined over time, rather than more complex. What are some additional ways you’re leveraging GenAI to help turn the Product flywheel? Read How can AI REALLY help you build better products? In Your Browser Yours, |
Are You Struggling to Scale Your Organization ? Need agility but dubious of process BS/dogma? I share reflective, pragmatic, principled takes on how to approach scaling your organization leveraging the essence (rather than theater) of product operating models, agile practices and frameworks, and business operating systems such as EOS and OKRs.
When Vered and I got married, my father-in-law gave me a very nice watch as a wedding gift. I didn’t wear a watch that often at the time. I wore the watch, but it didn’t transform me. It provided the service of telling the time, but even back in 2004, we had phones that had clocks. And I was and am pretty punctual so didn’t need that transformation. (And when you’re in Engineering/IT leadership, nobody cares about the watch you wear… at least in Israel… ) Don’t tell Eli, but that watch spent...
“GenAI can enable cheaper, faster experimentation / discovery (it compresses the truth curve by reducing the cost of pretotyping style product experimentation techniques)” (Yours truly, in yesterday’s insight on how AI can really help you build better products) This statement seems to have hit a nerve with reader Elad, who is product leader at a cybersecurity scaleup: “Not everyone can do this… New companies, sure. Larger, established companies are knee-deep in mountains of code,...
Hey Reader, I have a question for you. Let's say you're in the market for some agility improvement service. What kind of guarantee would help you differentiate between services that are likely to end up in agile theater vs ones that will guide you to improved outcomes? Here's the thing - We've been buying (and selling) Agile "Features" for way too long: Training (you're guaranteed to get a certificate of completion. Some even guarantee you'll pass the exam...) Mechanics (You're guaranteed to...