Original post: November 25, 2014 | GoogleScholar | Academia.edu

Why Product Management

At a recent Meetup for UX Designers in San Francisco, I learned that many aspiring young User Experience Design professionals would love to launch their career in Product Management but don’t know where to start. This is natural trend of thought among progressive thinkers in many IT disciplines: those who have mastered a singe technical domain often want to broaden their career horizons by applying their talents and experience in a strategic context, which is how many good product managers are born. In this discussion, I offer my personal insight into the science of Product Management, as well as an extensive list of resources for those who aspire to become product managers.

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Original post: June 12, 2014

Why Publish My Creative Software List

From Axure to inDesign, to Microsoft Project, to Wirefy… I am publishing this list (skip the intro) because my colleagues and project collaborators need to know with which applications and platforms I am most familiar – both with regards to prototyping and wireframing specifically and with regards to other related processes (creative and technical), including project management, product marketing and user experience disciplines, business modeling, diagramming, visualization and more. This list can also be a useful resource for those who aspire to become excellent project managers, UX designers or product managers.

This list is not intended to be updated regularly and is effective as of its publication date – June 12, 2014.