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  1. Agile Constraints Management
    Agile Constraints Management
    Agile, Constraints Management and Throughput Economics for Collaborative Knowledge-Work and Software Engineering Management
    Steve Tendon

    Bridge the critical gap between Agile delivery and bottom-line business performance. Agile Constraints Management introduces a revolutionary framework that merges Agile adaptability with the Theory of Constraints and Throughput Economics. Stop chasing team-level "velocity" and start driving measurable economic throughput by pinpointing hidden bottlenecks, forecasting with scientific precision, and managing work through outcome-focused MOVEs.

  2. First Principles in Scrum: OpenClaw Scrum and Scrum@Scale
    First Principles in Scrum: OpenClaw Scrum and Scrum@Scale
    Create Trust at Machine Speed
    Jeff Sutherland

    Fifty RF‑101 Voodoos arrived in Vietnam. Forty‑seven were shot down in a year. The pilots who survived didn't fly faster aircraft — they cycled through the OODA loop faster than the missiles chasing them. Jeff Sutherland was one of them. He went on to co‑create Scrum. Now, six decades later, he is running AI agents through daily sprints at machine speed — and this book is the playbook for how to do it without getting shot down.

  3. The Book of TameFlow
    The Book of TameFlow
    Theory of Constraints Applied to Knowledge-Work Management
    Steve Tendon

    Do you need a high performance enterprise governance approach improving management, execution and delivery while dealing with multiple projects/products, events, stakeholders and teams? Giving you better bottom line results, faster time to market, less work, better predictability, happier employees, and delighted clients? Then learn about TameFlow!

  4. Standing on Bits
    Standing on Bits
    Agile Software Engineering Management at Scale with the Theory of Constraints
    Steve Tendon

    You know all about Agile but have only heard about the Theory of Constraints? Or vice-versa? Read this book, and you will learn how to get the best of both world. The proposed approach applies particularly well at scale, where you have multiple projects/products serving multiple stakeholders with overlapping deadlines and multiple teams.

  5. First Principles in Scrum: Implementing Scrum and Agile Practices

    First Principles in Scrum: The Definitive Guide to Agile Mastery First Principles in Scrum explores the deep foundations of Scrum and Agile, authored by Jeff Sutherland—Co-Creator of Scrum and a signatory of the Agile Manifesto. With a new chapter added every sprint, it now is the largest Agile resource ever compiled. Drawing on his background as a senior research scientist trained in radiation physics, Sutherland explains how principles from physics, biology, and neuroscience shape Scrum’s effectiveness. He also delves into the future of Agile, demonstrating how AI, when integrated with Scrum@Scale, can drive exponential productivity—projected to make teams 30-100 times more productive by 2030 . Whether you’re a CEO, manager, or practitioner, this series is essential reading. It’s a roadmap to mastering agility in a rapidly changing world, offering insights into how the iterative cycles of Agile mirror the adaptability of complex systems while embracing AI as a transformative force.

  6. Product Analytics
    Product Analytics
    The no bull guide for busy people
    Hannah Farrugia

    A practical, no-nonsense guide to product analytics for people who don’t have time for theory. Learn the metrics that actually matter when building, growing, and optimising digital products.

  7. Beyond the Feature Factory

    Most companies claim to be agile. Few actually are. The rituals changed; the waterfall mindset survived. This guide shows what real agile looks like through one concrete story: an empowered team going from business problem to measurable impact in eight weeks. Continuous discovery, TDD, feature flags, no story points. Practices you can put to work on Monday.

  8. First Principles in Scrum: Foundations

    Do you want to be a better Scrum Master? Do you want to make a difference in the world? Are you a manager responsible for Agile teams. If so, then you need to learn the First Principles in Scrum. Some people say that these insights have changed their life, or given them their life back. Are you ready to make a change? Then read this book.

  9. AI Productivity Mastery
    AI Productivity Mastery
    Build Your Personal AI Operating System to Save Time, Boost Productivity, and Get More Done with AI
    Mohammad Kamrul Hassan

    Work Smarter. Save Time. Get More Done with AI.Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for programmers or technology companies. It's becoming an essential productivity tool for professionals in every industry.In AI Productivity Mastery, you'll learn how to build your own Personal AI Operating System—a practical framework for using AI to organize your work, automate repetitive tasks, improve communication, make better decisions, and continuously increase your productivity.Inside, you'll discover how to:✔ Build an AI-powered productivity system✔ Master prompting for consistently better AI results✔ Save hours on writing, research, meetings, and daily tasks✔ Organize information with an AI Second Brain✔ Improve decision-making and problem-solving✔ Automate routine workflows without coding✔ Boost collaboration and workplace efficiency✔ Develop future-ready skills while using AI responsiblyDesigned for business professionals, entrepreneurs, freelancers, managers, students, and anyone who wants to work more efficiently, this practical guide focuses on timeless principles instead of rapidly changing software tutorials—making it a valuable resource for years to come.Stop working harder. Start working smarter. Build your Personal AI Operating System and unlock a new level of productivity with Artificial Intelligence.

  10. Deliver What Matters When It Matters
    Deliver What Matters When It Matters
    Value-Driven Product Delivery through Clarity, Timing, and Flow
    Ryan Kent

    Deliver What Matters, When It Matters is a practical guide to delivery optimization for teams working in complex environments. Through real-world stories and actionable tools, it helps coaches, product managers, and delivery leaders close the gap between effort and impact.

  11. AI for Product Managers
    AI for Product Managers
    Leverage Artificial Intelligence to Build Great Products
    Valerio Zanini

    AI is reshaping industries and products. This book helps Product Managers understand how to use AI tools to plan, design, and deliver great products. It explains the AI stack and strategic frameworks for integrating AI features into products; how to use GenAI to perform customer discovery, market research, and prototypings; and how the Product Development Life Cycle and the Model Development Life Cycle intersect when creating AI-driven products.

  12. The Chief Product and Marketing Officer
    The Chief Product and Marketing Officer
    An Operating Playbook for the New Executive Seat in B2B Enterprise
    Ali Sadhik Shaik

    A new executive seat has emerged in B2B Enterprise — and no manual existed for it. Until now. The Chief Product and Marketing Officer is the first operating playbook for the integrated product-and-marketing role, built around the five-stage CPMO Loop and six cross-cutting disciplines. For sitting CPMOs, the leaders climbing toward the seat, and the CEOs deciding whether to create it.

  13. The Team Implements: A Zero Bug Policy
    The Team Implements: A Zero Bug Policy
    Fix It Now Or Delete It
    Yassal Sundman

    Learn how to stop managing bugs and start focusing on quality!

  14. Understanding Modern LLM Systems
    Understanding Modern LLM Systems
    A Field Guide to RAG, Agents, and Beyond
    koe

    For PMs, presales, and managers who work with AI but don’t write code: how RAG, agents, fine-tuning, compliance, and security actually fit together.

  15. DATA-INFORMED, NOT DATA BLIND
    DATA-INFORMED, NOT DATA BLIND
    Martin-Luther T. Anthony

    Your dashboard is lying to you, not with bad data, but with the wrong questions.Data-Informed, Not Data Blind is a practical guide to reading analytics and running experiments the way experienced product teams should: rigorously, honestly, and with enough humility to catch your own mistakes before they cost you a quarter's worth of engineering time.