A Method Travels Faster as a Story Than as a Manual
Kessler Seven is a Scifi novels that tells the story of saving ten thousand lives by fixing broken handoffs and gates.
What Writing 74,000 Words Taught Me About Product Velocity
Writing Product Velocity #9. What writing the Product Velocity manuscript revealed about engineering, flow, and organizational learning.
Your Peers Already Solved the Problem You’re Stuck On
Knowledge Flow #1. The first Product Velocity Mastermind showed that the bottleneck is rarely missing knowledge. The bottleneck is getting it to flow.
Why MIT Press Said Yes to Product Velocity
Writing Product Velocity #8. Why Product Velocity resonated strongly enough to become an MIT Press book project.
What I Looked for in a Publisher
Writing Product Velocity #7. Choosing a publisher for Product Velocity required alignment on vision and long-term positioning.
2nd offer from Apress
Excited to get another offer, this time from Apress. It’s nice to have options.
Why I Renamed Lean Systems to Product Velocity
Writing Product Velocity #5. Why Product Velocity communicates the problem and solution more clearly than Lean Systems.
How I Chose a Publisher for Product Velocity
Writing Product Velocity #4. Publishing Product Velocity required balancing reputation, collaboration, and intellectual control.
The First Signal That Product Velocity Resonated
Writing Product Velocity #3. The first publisher offer validated the relevance of Product Velocity as a market problem.
Sending the Product Velocity Proposal to MIT Press
MIT Press was first on my list. Is it wise to send the proposal to them first, without trying some 2nd choice publishers? Too late it’s out.
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