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Why Dates are Hard

How uncertainty, dependencies, and novel work make software timelines difficult to predict.

Posted byWil SchobeiriJune 4, 2026September 5, 2026Posted inProduct & ExecutionLeave a comment on Why Dates are Hard

The NIH Tax: How “Not Invented Here” Quietly Kills Your Margin and Your Roadmap

How reflexively building in-house quietly damages margins, speed, and product roadmaps.

Posted byWil SchobeiriFebruary 23, 2026September 5, 2026Posted inProduct & ExecutionLeave a comment on The NIH Tax: How “Not Invented Here” Quietly Kills Your Margin and Your Roadmap

Deliverables vs. Outcomes: A Classic Corporate Tragedy

Why shipping outputs is not the same as creating meaningful customer or business impact.

Posted byWil SchobeiriMarch 14, 2025September 5, 2026Posted inProduct & ExecutionLeave a comment on Deliverables vs. Outcomes: A Classic Corporate Tragedy

The 5W’s of Software Products

A framework for assigning the five accountabilities every successful software initiative needs.

Posted byWil SchobeiriDecember 22, 2020September 5, 2026Posted inProduct & Execution
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