Powerful structures for product-driven organisations
Yes, I know, it's been a year since lesson 01. We have still been learning. Most of that time was spent working very hard on mkblv02, which unfortunately I can't yet talk about in detail here: we are working for a large company and they're still very much testing and tweaking before going live. That's… Continue reading Lesson 02
Here's the first update from an experiment we're doing at Make. Believe. We started on our first project (mkblv01, in homage to Factory Records) towards the end of June. It's a start up called 'YumTuc'. And I know the founder George Thwaites because he's an old friend from Bristol University (and I mean old, that… Continue reading Lesson 01
With all this talk about the jobs that will be lost to AI, such as BT's perhaps-slightly-premature job hack, it might be easy to assume that the sort of roles at risk are unglamorous, middle management paper pushers or jobs in call centres. But anyone who's spent a bit of time playing with tools like… Continue reading Model behaviour
Well I’m excited to announce a new annual event on my blog. It’s actually run daily on LinkedIn. Only joking! I thought this might be as good a day as any to try and select my favourite product platitudes (or sayings, slogans, truisms, guiding principles) which are actually true...
"Music is, to me, proof of the existence of God. It is so extraordinarily full of magic, and in tough times of my life I can listen to music and it makes such a difference." The quote above from the great American Novelist, Kurt Vonnegut is made more compelling by Vonnegut being, at times, humanist,… Continue reading Music
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