Silly Agility: The Myth of the Saas Agile Product Manager, Part I of II
by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman We’ve been seeing a great deal of industry press these days discussing “the Agile Product Manager.” There are a plethora
by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman We’ve been seeing a great deal of industry press these days discussing “the Agile Product Manager.” There are a plethora
by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman, Softletter Managing Editor This has changed with SaaS. Take a look at the results from our 2012 SaaS survey below:
One piece of criticism constantly aimed at SaaS is that it’s not as “customizable” as on-premise software. Before examining this claim, we need first to
by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman In addition to being the editor of Softletter, I’m ALSO the author of In Search of Stupidity: Over Twenty Years
By Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman When Softletter first began running it’s SaaS survey in 2006 the overwhelming majority of SaaS firms told us that they
by Merrill R. (Rick) Chapman, Managing Editor, Softletter The advent of the “Cloud” has brought about the biggest buzz word explosion seen in high-tech since
Established by respected technology journalist and writer Jeffrey Tarter in the 1980s, Softletter’s target audience has always been senior management at leading software and SaaS firms.