Dual-Track Agile is an approach to product development that emphasizes discovery and delivery tracks happening concurrently but independently.
The Discovery track is where new ideas are explored and validated. The goal is to identify valuable, usable, and feasible solutions before anything is passed over to the delivery track. Techniques used in discovery may include customer interviews, prototyping, and usability testing.
The Delivery track is where solutions are built, tested, and released. This track focuses on implementing the valuable, usable, and feasible solutions identified in the Discovery track.
Dual-Track Agile is useful for product managers because it helps manage risks and uncertainties.
By validating ideas and designs before they reach the delivery phase, it ensures that the engineering team spends their time building things that have been vetified to be valuable to the user and the business.
This helps in reducing wasted time and effort on building the wrong things, and helps focus the product on meeting user needs and business goals.
All Product Strategy threads in one place.
(including takes from @gibsonbiddle , @lissijean and @romanpichler )
For those who missed, this is work of one month of researching how product's best minds think about Product Strategy
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@aetrialax@Giraffaloops You're not an adult just by growing older. But nevertheless I can imagine the potential problems that come with all this shit... Even more when there's lots of stuff to look at when you're in that age range.
@PrinceOfFail Ganz genau das hab ich mir nämlich auch gedacht... Aber scheinbar noch nicht verzweifelt genug um auch Leute einzustellen die nicht "fluent" Englisch sprechen 🤣
The coolest thing about this is that it highlights the actual unsafe operation in the color specified. This makes it really easy to tell what in an unsafe block is an unsafe operation!
You can run the new Multi-Platform-Probe on ARM devices too. The amount of available sensors is still smaller than the Windows probe but it will grow over time. Give it a try!
https://t.co/chRsF4699l
#monitoring#prtg#sysadmin#RaspberryPi#paessler#ARM#linux