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Barbell-Shaped Product Roles
I had yet another call last week with an AI engineer/cofounder who has built some very interesting software but…
Richard Mironov
Rich coaches product executives, product management teams and revenue software organizations. He also parachutes into software companies as interim VP Products/CPO.
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10x Coding Speed Won't 10x Revenue
I've had two recent conversations with CEOs who are confusing potential code acceleration with revenue acceleration. Here'…
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Gratitude
Two great conferences [Productized and Product at Heart] these last two weeks… filled with thoughtful talks and shared experiences and…
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The Inevitable Failure of One-Shot Project Funding
Organizations that fund the building of software as one-time projects ("once we ship v1.0 of Product X,…
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Code Isn’t Product
A year ago I wrote about how AI would shift the bottlenecks in product development from the middle of the…
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Looming AI Runtime Costs
We've been focused on how AI is accelerating the creation (building) of software, substituting expensive development tools for…
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Mea Culpa
I don't always get it right. I complain about glossy war stories and universal product operating models, but…
Product Momentum podcast: Money Stories
ITX Corp. just released their latest Product Momentum podcast with me as the appreciative guest: “Using Money Stories To Communicate…
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“...Which Translates Into...”
One of my CPO coachees has a product team that recently made some major pricing and packaging changes – after a…
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Non-Code Moats
(lifted from a CPO coaching call this week)
We're not there yet, but may be close to the…
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MONEY STORIES
Communicating the Value of Product Work
DON’T BRING A BACKLOG TO A GUNFIGHT!
Product managers talk about features. Executives…
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Earning Our Keep
(this is an excerpt from my upcoming book on Money Stories)
As CPOs or product leaders, we often have conversations with CEOs about Return On Investment, which come in two wildly different contexts.…