Advanced Pricing Strategy: A Course for Product Management Teams
In this new training course from Applied Frameworks, we will break down all the inputs to software pricing and licensing decisions you need to make as a product leader.
How to Improve Your Daily Scrum
Many Developers dislike — and frequently despise — the Daily Scrum. In this essay we'll explore techniques to restore the Daily Scrum to a productive opportunity that Developers actually look forward to...
Defining Customer Value: A Deep Dive for Software Product Leaders
Customer value plays a critical role in every software business, but is often misunderstood or underutilized. In this deep dive presentation video, we tackle the concept in detail.
Decision Rights Framework: Better Decisions, Faster
As organizations scale, the pace of decision making can slow to a crawl. The Decision Rights Framework offers a solution.
Veteran SAFe Consultant Phil Gardiner Joins Applied Frameworks
As part of the company’s ongoing expansion, Applied Frameworks has announced the addition of Phil Gardiner, SPCT, to lead its Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe®) consulting practice.
Scrum Guide 2020 Update: An Impact Summary for Leaders
This week Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber released the Scrum Guide 2020 Update. We’ve summarized the key changes, what they mean for your organization, and how to to take advantage of the evolving framework.
The Power of Frameworks for Business
Why did we decide to name our company Applied Frameworks? And how can you use frameworks to spur innovation at all levels of your organization? The answers to these questions and more can be found at the edge of a swamp in Quantico, Virginia, 35 years ago...
Role of the Software Architect
The software architect has a vital role on the Scrum team. Find out what the architect’s four key areas of responsibility are, and get some top-notch recommendations for further reading.
Agile Product Roadmaps: How to Make a Great One
Let’s face it: most product roadmaps suck. In fast-moving environments, Agile teams can get lost in the gap that exists between product vision, product backlogs, and task boards. But there is a solution...
Simple Definition for Product Vision
The product vision describes what you intend to provide to the market and the types of customers you intend to serve. Vision describes the impact you are looking to make with the product. Impact is defined as the long term accumulation of all the benefits associated with the outcomes the ...
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