InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Nov 23, 2020How to do seamless sign on (SSO) for integrating SMART app with FHIR compliant EHRThe first step in building a SMART (Substitutable Medical Applications, Reusable Technologies) application with FHIR (Fast Healthcare…A response icon1A response icon1
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Feb 28, 2020Why building a culture of innovation is incomplete without implementing discipline of executionWe all have heard stories of successful innovations that changed the world. We’ve also heard the number of times these innovators failed…A response icon1A response icon1
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Dec 11, 2019How technical debt and product success are relatedYou would have often seen product managers grappling with tons of issues related to product development. Whether it’s design or marketing…A response icon1A response icon1
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Aug 19, 2019Lessons from building a kick-ass agile teamBuilding an agile team from the ground up involves consideration of a lot of factors. You have a huge responsibility of onboarding the…A response icon3A response icon3
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Jun 28, 2019The Fallacy of Product ManagementMy thoughts on what product management is and what it’s notA response icon8A response icon8
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Mar 1, 2019Mental models that make you a better product managerAmong the many definitions of product management, one that has stuck with me for years is this one- “product management is the…A response icon8A response icon8
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Oct 26, 2018Your SaaS software needs a cockpitThe hype around software as a service (SaaS) platforms has grown by multitudes and it wouldn’t be wrong to say that SaaS platforms are…
InUnboxing Product ManagementbySaurabh·Sep 19, 2018Solving the requirements puzzleThe most important single aspect of software development is to be clear about what you are trying to build. — Bjarne StroustrupA response icon1A response icon1