79 articles in Case Studies

Listen to this episode on: Spotify | Apple PodcastsWhat if AI could help reduce the 10-plus years it takes to get a new drug to market? That's the driving ambition behind Medable's agentic platform—and the bet that led them to build Agent Studio.In

Plus: How Uber built its Agentic Design System, Replit Agent 4 pitches to product teams, is Agentic Commerce in trouble?

Plus: Why everyone's talking about this new AI-native challenger to Figma, Google impressive new Workspace tools, Anthropic's total domination.

Plus: The AI Memo that everyone is talking about, How to use Google Opal's new features, Why millennials write the best prompts

Listen to this episode on: Spotify | Apple PodcastsWhat happens when you treat an AI agent not as a chatbot, but as a full teammate on your sales team – one that can jump on video calls, demo your product, make phone calls, and follow up over days?In this

Googles PM says this is the start of the Deep Design era. Hands-on with Stitch and practical use cases explored. Knowledge Series #100.

Most AI-powered tools for UX lack reliability and accountability in their outputs. Demand transparency and proven accuracy, or don't buy it.

A2UI: A closer look at Googles new Agent-driven UI framework that could transform the future of product design. Knowledge Series #97

Plus: Google's new Personal Intelligence, Replit lets you ship mobile apps to the iOS store and how Ramp eliminated their traditional product backlog

AI Agents in Practice: Real world examples from Spotify DuoLingo, Atlassian, Instacart, DoorDash, Uber and more.

By Marty Cagan and Elias Lieberich Marty’s Note: Recently I co-authored articles on The Product Model at Spotify, and The Product Model at Amazon. In this article, we hope to do the same by describing how the product model manifests at Google. My co-author in this case is the European-based product leadership coach Elias Lieberich.... The post The Product Model at Google appeared first on Silicon Valley Product Group.

How can formerly incarcerated people reintegrate into society if few companies will hire them? And can businesses afford to exclude the roughly one in three working Americans with criminal records from the economy? In a case study, Paul Gompers explores the challenges a social justice startup encounters in helping the formerly incarcerated, as well as lessons for other entrepreneurs.

What can corporate leaders learn from executives who served their country during wartime conflicts? Drawing on a series of case studies, Robert Simons shares important lessons from the experiences of Walt Disney, Dwight Eisenhower, and Robert McNamara.
Linear challenged the dominance of Jira by building an opinionated, lightning-fast project management tool. This case study examines how co-founder Karri Saarinen applied design principles from his time at Airbnb and Coinbase to create a tool that developers actually enjoy using, and how saying no to feature requests became a competitive advantage.
The real story behind Google's famous policy of letting engineers spend 20% of their time on side projects, what worked, what did not, and what other companies can learn.
An in-depth look at Spotify's revolutionary organizational model that groups engineers, designers, and product managers into autonomous squads, organized into tribes, with chapters and guilds providing cross-cutting alignment. This case study examines what worked, what didn't, and what other companies can learn.
Netflix attributes over 80% of content watched to its recommendation system. This case study traces the evolution from the Netflix Prize competition to modern deep learning approaches, examining how product and engineering teams collaborate to personalize content for 230 million subscribers across diverse global markets.
Slack's journey from a failed gaming company called Tiny Speck to a $27.7 billion acquisition by Salesforce is one of the most instructive product-market fit stories in tech. This case study examines how Stewart Butterfield's team identified an internal communication tool as the real product, and the deliberate strategies they used to validate and grow it.
Google's HEART framework (Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, Task success) provides a systematic approach to measuring user experience at scale. This case study explains how Google Research developed the framework, how teams across the company apply it, and how it bridges the gap between qualitative insights and quantitative metrics.
Apple's Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) have governed app design since the original Macintosh. This case study examines how the HIG evolved for the multitouch era, how Apple enforces design standards through App Store review, and how the tension between consistency and creativity has shaped millions of iOS apps and influenced the entire mobile industry.