This template demonstrates how to achieve a complex workflow that allows for the transitions between states to be defined.
Sync your Airtable tables on a schedule and link them to your Fibery work processes. Or just sync once and leave Airtable behind 😀
Stay on top of your assets, keeping track of which ones are due for maintenance, and where they are.
Understand the business model of your product. Know your customers, value propositions, and how your product is going to win the market.
This Space describes how we build Fibery from Product management perspective. You may find some ideas for your product development.
Escape planning waterfall and assumption-driven roadmaps with a product management framework based on the Lean Startup principles.
Collect insights and new ideas, brainstorm ideas on whiteboards, create prototypes, and connect ideas to execution.
Review your competitor's features, check which competitor is the strongest in the particular area.
Improve coordination of several teams (development, support, marketing, etc) and set up a launch process.
Come up with big ideas, break them down, prioritize your way and build an interactive roadmap.
Gather feedback from your users in order to maximise product-market fit.
Plan and invent marketing campaigns. Decompose campaigns into tasks and organize them in a way, that makes sense for your team.
Keep multiple parallel strategic initiatives, and find the next big thing. Framework, used by Apple, Google, and Netflix.
A place where several (2+) development teams work on Stories to complete Sprints on time 🤞 using Scrum process.
Follow the Shape up process for product development: shaping, betting and building in a repeating cycle.
Prioritize a backlog of stories and rare bugs, plan and run sprints, build engineering wiki, and organize releases for a smooth delivery.
Organize UX tests, take structured notes and analyze results to create a product that people love.
Extract insights from interviews and usability tests, get to know your (future?) customers and be surprised by your own product.