The Product Innovation Power model (PIP) is created for the product teams and provides insights, best practices and tools to improve their innovation power. It unlocks the potential of our people & technology and accelerates the shift to the empowered product teams model. It will support us to become Europe’s #1 in product-led innovation.
PIP: helping products improve their innovation powerSupporting products with KPI's and OKR's We had previous episodes on how bol. com is moving to a product organization. In this one, we’ll dive into how to measure the success of these products and set objectives for them.
The data-driven approach to supporting products with KPIs and OKRsThe why and what of our Software engineers on Duty Let's be honest about this, nobody likes to be woken up at night to react to an alert whether it's a text- or whatsapp message, (automated) phone call or traditional pager....
Software engineers on Duty - so you sleep well at nightDon't miss our story of the introduction of the Tech Leads During the podcast, you will find out what Tech Leads are and why we need to build this community of Tech Leads at bol. com. You will learn how we approached this and avoid hiding the Tech Leads in ivory towers.
What you should know building a Tech Lead communityIntroduction Peter is very honest in this episode (the stage is not the place he is really comfortable at) and Peter Paul is sharing his first experience with Improv (is it a small trauma Peter Paul?). So time to talk about...
Applied Improv in BusinessIntroduction In July 2019 we had our first podcast episode on voice and Google Assistant. Back then Marieke and Marvin introduced us to the future of interaction by voice. In this episode, we dive into the potential of brand recognition.
Google Assistant - The potential of brand recognitionIntroduction Another week another book discussion. Maybe we can start a second Techlab Podcast dedicated to interesting books? We got some great responses on the last week’s episode about team topologies and we had a good opportunity. So it is time for the Never Split the Difference - Podcast.
The YP Bookclub - Never Split the DifferenceIntroduction A lot of people involved in the design and structuring of organizations could learn a lot from the book Team Topologies. Our guest describes it in the episode a Domain Specific Language (DSL) for organizational design and evolution....
Team Topologies a DSL for organizational designIntroduction No rhythm like algorithms. We have been talking in the podcast about programming contest before. For example, about our own Spaces Championship and Advent of code, which also takes place at the end of the year.
BAPC2020 - Olympic spirit or serious business?Time to reflect on season 2 of the bol. com techlab podcast with Peter Paul van de Beek and Peter Brouwers. Thanks for all the support in 2020 and we love to see you back in 2021 as guest and listener, Happy New Year! .
A look back at 2020 podcasts