
Product in Progress looks at the details we usually scroll past. Why products change. Why some choices feel invisible but powerful. I use real-world examples to explain product concepts, UX behavior, and strategy.
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Vertical - Manufacturing
A bracket changes from Rev C to Rev D.
On paper, that sounds small.
An engineer updates the CAD file. The new version is checked in. The drawing is revised. The assembly still works.
Problem solved.
Except now...
Vertical - Manufacturing
When I first started looking into Product Data Management, I assumed it would be one of those software categories that made perfect sense on paper and almost nobody enjoyed using.
Files go in. Files come out.
The...
Vertical - Manufacturing
Most product managers are used to products that exist primarily on screens.
We think about user problems, journeys, interfaces, APIs, releases, experiments, and metrics. A product changes through software updates,...
Paris, December 2008. Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp are standing outside LeWeb, a tech conference, unable to flag down a cab.
The obvious problem: not enough taxis.
If you stop there, you build a better dispatch system. You optimize ca...
McDonald's had a problem.
Their milkshakes weren’t selling as well as they wanted. The obvious answer: improve the product. They ran focus groups, adjusted sweetness, added flavors. Nothing worked.
Then a researcher named Clayton Christen...
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Apple developer curious about product strategy, UX quirks, and how AI actually behaves in real life. I love exploring questions like: “How did someone think of this product?”
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