Product management at Digital Scientists
We listen before we build
The product managers at Digital Scientists quickly bring new experiences to life through intensive research, asking the right questions, and taking a deep dive into the customer experience. Working together closely, we approach each project with laser focus on the end-user and a belief in clear and frequent communication to maintain a tight feedback loop.
We’re not a dev shop. We’re collaborators. Our team has honed a unique set of skills stemming from deep experience with businesses of all sizes and from across a wide range of industries. Whether collaborating with small Atlanta-based clients or billion-dollar multinationals, we continually demonstrate an ability to quickly integrate with any team structure and get up to speed lightning-fast on new product concepts.
Methodologies
Our PMs are Scrum-certified and have a deep understanding of waterfall and agile methodologies. We base our approach on our client’s specific needs and timeframe. In some cases, we apply a hybrid approach, straddling waterfall and agile, which can be highly effective in MVP engagements.
Many of our PMs are certified in the following methodologies:
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Agile, Waterfall, and Design
Rob and Jay are back in the [socially-distant] studio to talk about the big names in product management methodologies and how we apply their principles to our practice of product design.
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