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Deciding to retire a product isn't easy, but it's often necessary to keep your portfolio healthy. Here’s a comprehensive guide to making the call—and doing it right.

There’s a new kind of “Shadow IT” forming—and this time, it’s invisible, tireless, and doesn’t wait for approvals.

Effective product management is about making good business decisions—faster and with better outcomes—despite ambiguity, competing priorities, and the occasional fire drill.

Learn the key differences between product management and project management. Discover why product managers are essential for long-term product success.

Customers Don’t Actually Know What They Want. One of the most important lessons in product management is this: customers don’t actually know their true problems—or the ideal solution. That’s your job. Your job is to discover the problem, not just write down what someone asked for.

Most launch retrospectives are either skipped or sanitized into team therapy. But if you’re working with a Product Quad—product manager, engineering lead, UX designer, and product marketing manager—you’re sitting on a goldmine of insight.

Product prioritization isn’t hard because people disagree—it’s hard because everyone’s right. The Product Quad—product manager, tech lead, UX designer, and product marketing manager—each brings a valid, but partial, view of the work.