We talk about the “future of work” as if it’s a far-off concept. The reality is it’s already here. So says Lars Schmidt, author of Redefining HR and founder of Amplify.

Back in 2008, Apple released one of the more powerful SDKs of all-time in the Apple ecosystem. At the time, it was called the "iPhone SDK" and it allowed Apple developers—and developers more generally—to go mainstream.

Zoom fatigued? You're not the only one. It is occurs because many popular video conferencing tools were designed with the traditional office and traditional meeting in mind.

Many founders don't get to scale one venture, let alone multiple. Arman Eshraghi has been in the B2B space for decades now and been successful in building, scaling, and selling his ventures.

From the dawn of the Internet, social media, cloud services, and apps, technology is ever-changing. But how can organizations know when new tech is worth adopting? On the flip side, when should it be sunset?

Historically, one of the biggest gaps in Trello's offering was the inability to do high-level project planning. With their new "Timeline View", Trello Power-Ups and other third-party tools are no longer needed.

When discussing the shortcomings of remote, the inability to whiteboard is the first item mentioned. Yet CoScreen allows teams to work in ways not even possible when in person with "next generation" screen sharing.

Sometimes the best technology is the technology your users don't see. PersonalRX is a great example of that. Their tech powers their entire system but users can elect not to use their app and still get the same great service.

Remote is not easy. But it’s easier than hybrid. The hybrid workplace is coming and it’s filled with a myriad of challenges. I know from nearly 15 years of experience.

How do you successfully get buy-in to new ideas? When should projects get killed? Product Managers know this struggle all too well. This week Reneida Leon joins sharing her lessons across 10+ years of product innovation.