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One customer’s first AI prompt was four words, and the answer wasn’t usable. Weeks later, they called the same product the foundation of their platform. What changed? Chris Gallivan explains how context, reusable prompts, and real conversation turn AI from a feature you switch on into a capability you build.
You approved the budget. You greenlit the initiatives. The organization is in motion. And somewhere between that boardroom decision and the front lines, your intent got lost. Finance sees approved investments. Leadership sees dashboards. Teams see projects. No one sees how those views connect to the outcomes the work was funded to produce.
Key takeaways: Something has changed in how serious software organizations operate, and it isn’t getting enough airtime. The decisions that shape what ships, what gets killed, and what gets pushed are moving from project managers to product managers. As Planview’s Chief Product Officer, Louise Allen, put it at Pendomonium recently: “Product managers are the cool...
Editor’s Note: This blog post launches a new series on software implementation. We’re sharing these insights – gleaned from years of working alongside Planview customers on hundreds of unique implementations – to support leaders and teams in finding lasting software success. Today, we hear from Amichai Faran, Director, Planview Evolve Advisory Services.
Pharmaceutical organizations are under increasing pressure to make faster, smarter R&D decisions in an environment defined by complexity, uncertainty, and constant change. Making the environment even more vulnerable – and volatile – is the looming “patent cliff” for some of the world's best-selling drugs, which some analysts predict will trigger up to $350 billion in losses by 2032, according to CNBC.
The most powerful metaphor for modern leadership comes from the symphony orchestra. When you watch a conductor at work, they guide the flow of music with their baton. If a musician makes a mistake, they give a subtle tap to get them back on track. What they never do is jump down, grab the instrument,...
Planview's Chief Data Scientist, Dr. Rich Sonnenblick, explores why most AI pilots never scale, and how connected intelligence moves organizations from experiments to enterprise impact.
We’re living through a strange disconnect in resource management. Organizations have invested heavily in project management tools—Jira, Asana, Monday, Smartsheet—yet the most fundamental question still gets answered with guesswork: “Who’s available to take on this project next month?” We’ve digitized the tasks, but we haven’t solved the chaos. And here’s the kicker: research shows that...
Engineering is a discipline built on precision, planning, and control. But anyone who has ever led a software delivery organization knows that even the most carefully laid roadmap can unravel the moment conditions shift. Week to week, leaders balance capacity, dependencies, incidents, and shifting business priorities, all while navigating an environment that changes faster than...
According to McKinsey Partner Megha Sinha, who counsels Fortune 500 C-suites on AI and product transformation, companies can’t be AI-first without being product-first.
