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Product Principles, Revisited
How is AI changing the fundamentals of product practice?
May 12
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Tim Scudder
6
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2
A Little Product Déjà Vu
5 patterns I keep running into
May 5
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Product Breaks
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Lauren Mckinlay
4
1
April 2026
PRD, RIP?
The PRD still seems to be everywhere. But is it still useful?
Apr 30
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Kevin Jarvis
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Product Breaks
4
Embracing the uncomfortable epiphany
Why being wrong is part of digital transformation, and what to do when it happens
Apr 24
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Product Breaks
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Katherine Robinson Hodges
2
The Product-Led Data Platform
Move over data as a product, it's time to build a product focused data platform to drive your success.
Apr 14
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John Roberts
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Product Breaks
2
Systems Thinking for Product Managers: Viable System Model (VSM)
How applying the Viable System Model (VSM) to Product Management can help define system boundaries and identify structural weaknesses.
Apr 7
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Product Breaks
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James Lilwall
4
March 2026
Five ways a PM can dramatically improve team culture
How do we make our teams a great place to be, while also securing better product outcomes?
Mar 11
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Product Breaks
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Ellen Haggan
6
1
1
Nobody Decided Anything in That Meeting
How alignment actually gets built — and why it’s rarely in the room you think
Mar 5
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Ekaete Inyang
5
February 2026
Turning build speed into product progress
AI tools compress execution risk, but Product-Market Fit doesn't care how fast you ship. Here's how to turn velocity into progress.
Feb 24
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Tim Scudder
2
1
Encoding organisational decisions for the agentic age - part two
Your organisation's content was written for people. Agents need something different. This second post looks at what changes when content becomes…
Feb 17
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Tim Scudder
3
Designing for Uncertainty: Product in the AI Era
Four reflections from my first foray into building AI products
Feb 10
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Product Breaks
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Alice MacAskill
4
Encoding organisational decisions for the agentic age - part one
How might agentic AI change the way we express strategy through policies, guidelines and skills? In this first post of a new series, I set the scene.
Feb 9
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Tim Scudder
4
2
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