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ZenTao once again stands out from the crowd as the most common test management tool in the industry. This is the eighth year in a row that ZenTao has been the winner of "Common Test Management Tools"!

Before we dig down on to consider migration from Jira to ZenTao, let’s start with the basics, for business positions, who might be new to this. We’ll briefly introduce you to Jira, it’s the most popular alternative — ZenTao, and then touch base on the most common reasons, why businesses decided to move from Jira to ZenTao.

When managing each project, product managers face significant risks. So how can these risks be avoided and resolved? This article will teach you how to use Murphy's Law for project risk management, and with the help of relevant cases, provide a detailed analysis. We hope that after reading this article, it will be helpful to you.

Project delays are a common issue in the career of a product manager. However, delays indicate that there is a problem in a certain aspect of the project, which can have an impact on subsequent operations. How can we avoid project delays as much as possible? This article will analyze this issue, hoping to be helpful to you.

The prototype page is not just a simple visual representation of a business product's features. It should also reflect the product manager's insights into the market, including the understanding of user needs and behaviors. The ultimate goal of a product or a feature is to solve users' problems more effectively than existing solutions in the market. When designing a product, there are many factors to consider, including user needs, market trends, technical constraints, and business goals. To help guide the design process, the author has compiled a list of ten essential questions based on their recent experiences and observations. These questions cover various aspects of product design, such as usability, user experience, design aesthetics, and business value. By addressing these questions, designers can ensure that their products not only meet users' needs but also achieve business objectives and stand out from competitors.

As a B-end product manager working for many years, you will encounter more or less new system replacement or system reconstruction and upgrade scenarios, data migration is a very important part of the system switching process, and the success of data migration directly affects the stable operation of the subsequent system. Different switchover scenarios will face different data migration problems, and a comprehensive data migration plan can guide the smooth implementation of data migration work.

As a project manager, you strive to deliver high-quality results and exceed expectations. But how do you know if you're performing at your best? The answer is simple: a performance review.

Agile and Lean in User Experience

Editor’s Lead: Product managers and R&D teams can use grayscale testing (grayscale release) to select a certain group of people to use the product or application before it is officially released and popularized, and then find possible problems to avoid hitting the user experience. So, how do we conduct grayscale testing (grayscale release)? In this article, the author introduces the method of grayscale testing (grayscale release) and the difference between grayscale testing (grayscale release) and A/B testing. Let us take a look together.

In the work of the product manager, in addition to demand research, demand analysis, and prototype drawing, project management is also the key to the success of the product launch. In this article, the author summarizes 7 project management problems that product managers may encounter, hoping to bring you some help.

Before starting to make a product, it is often necessary to do a competitive product analysis first. By understanding the market situation and the advantages and disadvantages of competitive products, it is helpful to understand the market situation and accurately position its own products, so as to suit the remedy to the case and build its own products. How should the product manager do a good job of competitive product analysis? I believe this article can bring you inspiration.

The business closed-loop of knowledge payment means that the knowledge payment platform realizes a virtuous circle among users, content and platform through a series of product functions and operation strategies. It can be divided into the steps of drainage, registration, trial, purchase, consumption, interaction, repurchase, and dissemination, which are analyzed by the author of this article. let's take a look at them.