Managing backlogs (lists of accumulated tasks) is a central feature in the direction of software development. This everyday task may sometimes have a surprisingly significant effect on how successfully the product owner’s main task, maximizing the value yield of the...
February 24 2022
The pandemic is forcing businesses to turn their focus on solving operational problems. At the same time, however, we should look to the future, even as it may appear particularly challenging right now. Futures thinking and foresight by organizations are ways to...
January 19 2022
This blog kicks off a three-part blog series where our service designer Pirkka discusses design thinking on the basis of his own mentoring process. In part 1, Pirkka talks about his experiences within Vincit’s mentoring program and shares how it shaped his views on...
August 25 2021
A product owner’s role is often challenging and misunderstood. The development team may have high expectations towards the PO, and it’s easy for the team to feel disappointed in the PO’s performance. However, the team plays a key role in helping the product owner to...
June 17 2021
Part 2: In my previous blog post on human-centered information security management (ISM) I expressed the idea that design thinking and service design methods could be used to develop information security management. In the world of service and product development,...
November 26 2020
Part 1: Due to the recent data breach of the Finnish Psychotherapy Center Vastaamo, information security is once again a hot topic. Last spring, I got to be involved in helping our client develop the information security management system of Finnpark’s Moovy service,...
October 30 2020
A retrospective, retro for short, is a tool used by software development teams for continuous improvement of team operations. In this blog post, I will shed light on how you can organize a retro in a situation that involves a lot of people but only a little time. The...
March 26 2020
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