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By Andrew Park | 2024-10-23 Recently, Curtis Michelson, a lead organizer of Product Tank—a global community of product professionals—asked how Perplexity’s product culture compares with Product Oriented Software Engineering (POSE). His question was sparked by Perplexity’s innovative team structure and processes, and how they align (or diverge) from the principles of the POSE framework. As the author of POSE, I’ve designed this approach to enhance product development by placin

By Andrew Park | 2024-10-01 During a recent discussion with Anna-Katharina Reykowski, we shared our perspectives on how the software delivery process can be better aligned with a Product Operating Model. Agile and Scrum, which were initially developed to address the inefficiencies of the traditional waterfall approach, have often become overly focused on short-term thinking and ritualistic ceremonies. We agreed that to meet the evolving needs of businesses, Agile must shift t