If you’ve been around modern product development for any meaningful amount of time, then odds are you’ve come across the idea of vanity metrics. But in case you haven’t encountered this concept yet, a vanity metric is simply one that looks great on paper, but doesn’t

Tracker’s interface provides a customizable experience designed to suit the needs of various team members. This post will help ensure you’re getting the most out of Tracker, with features such as resizing and rearranging panels, cloning panels, splitting/combining Current and Backlog, pinned searches, workspaces, and more. The

Let’s try an experiment. Open your iteration backlog and take a look at the stories that are slated for your current iteration. Do you see a theme that ties each of them together? Too often, the set of stories that teams select for their iteration has no overarching theme

Prioritizing a single set of work for your team can be hard; prioritizing work across multiple sets of work can be nearly impossible. As a product matures, product managers often find themselves contending with multiple themes of work in their product backlog. This can happen as a product begins to