Our free courses on little data are designed to help your team answer the questions How are we doing? and How do we get better?
What is Little Data?
Learn the difference between Big Data and Little Data, and the benefits of starting small.
4 lessons
Engineering Team Metrics
A happy team is a productive team. Discover the data you need to align your team with your goals.
8 lessons
While you wait for your next lesson to arrive, stay ahead of the curve with these resources on Little Data best practices.
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Little Data, Big Results
Little data is about the team getting back to the basics and focusing on actions that make your business successful.
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Speed, Accuracy, Quality, Joy
The 4 areas every product manager should focus on to increase their team intelligence in product development: Speed, Accuracy, Quality and Joy.
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Make better products with your team's input: using NPS-style internal polls
Your team knows more about the product than anyone else. So why not tap into the resource of validating product experiments with internal NPS & team polls?
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KPIs for the Pirate PM
Data is most helpful when it's easy to find. No need to cram it all into a single dashboard or spreadsheet. Identify the data that matters most to each of your teams and give them their own dashboard.
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Closing the loop: talking data with user research expert Laura Klein
Interview about user research data with Laura Klein, author of UX for Lean Startups, part of the series "The Data-Driven Product Manager."
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Starting with a guess: How to use data creatively with Product Expert Jock Busuttil
Interview with Product Expert Jock Busuttil about creatively using data for product development.
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Master the timing of what you measure
Data matters for every company, but at each stage of a company's lifecycle different numbers matter more.
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Lean Analytics: Why the "One Metric" is more complicated than it sounds
The secret is – that one metric changes over time depending on your growth stage.
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