As we close out 2025, Peter and Dave are making predictions about what's coming in 2026, especially around AI, organizational change, and how teams actually work. They cover five key predictions: AI moves from tools to organizational capability: Organizations that invest in literacy, governance, and data foundations will pull ahead of those just sprinkling AI on top and hoping for the best.Critical thinking beats prompt engineering: The real competitive advantage won't be writing clever promp...
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As we close out 2025, Peter and Dave are making predictions about what's coming in 2026, especially around AI, organizational change, and how teams actually work. They cover five key predictions: AI moves from tools to organizational capability: Organizations that invest in literacy, governance, and data foundations will pull ahead of those just sprinkling AI on top and hoping for the best.Critical thinking beats prompt engineering: The real competitive advantage won't be writing clever promp...
Product Diseases and Vision-Driven Development with Radhika Dutt
Definitely, Maybe Agile
36 minutes
3 months ago
Product Diseases and Vision-Driven Development with Radhika Dutt
In this episode, Dave and Peter sit down with Radhika Dutt, author of "Radical Product Thinking: The New Mindset for Innovating Smarter," to explore why iteration-obsessed product development is failing organizations. Radhika shares hard-learned lessons from her 25-year career across diverse industries and five acquisitions, introducing the concept of "product diseases" like hero syndrome, pivotitis, and obsessive sales disorder that plague modern product teams. She challenges conventional wi...
Definitely, Maybe Agile
As we close out 2025, Peter and Dave are making predictions about what's coming in 2026, especially around AI, organizational change, and how teams actually work. They cover five key predictions: AI moves from tools to organizational capability: Organizations that invest in literacy, governance, and data foundations will pull ahead of those just sprinkling AI on top and hoping for the best.Critical thinking beats prompt engineering: The real competitive advantage won't be writing clever promp...
