Teams | Collaboration | Customer Service | Project Management

FinOps consultant Rich Brett makes the case for why financial literacy isn't just a finance team problem – it's a leadership problem. Every decision you make comes back to the numbers. If you can't read them, explain them, or act on them, you're leading blind.

Are you really getting paid for every hour your team spends on clients? Rich Brett says probably not – and your pricing should reflect that. Building in buffer for overservicing and utilisation isn't pessimism. It's risk management. And if the number you land on is twice what the market will bear, that's not a pricing problem. That's a business model problem.

When work feels disconnected from purpose, clarity is the fix. Here's how Asana built the Goals feature that lets every team define success on their own terms. Creating subtasks in Asana used to mean leaving your project view. Take a look inside the build to see how the team built a faster, more direct path. Chapters: More from Asana.

Managing financial systems at scale is complex. Multiple SaaS applications, ERP integrations, transaction flows, and month-end close activities must work seamlessly to ensure data integrity and reporting accuracy. In this video, Alex Auerbach, on the Finance AI and Enablement team at Atlassian, shares how they built Finance360, a Rovo agent that delivers real-time monitoring, proactive alerts, and intelligent troubleshooting across critical financial systems.

The latest Workstatus release is here with powerful new reporting capabilities, expanded Client Portal features, and a smoother experience across your entire workspace. In this video, you'll discover: Advanced Reporting Capacity & Bench Report for smarter resource planning Billable vs. Non-Billable Hours Report for utilization insights Timesheet Submission Report for improved compliance Cleaner report organization with pinned reports, scheduling, exports, and email sharing.

Your customers don't buy products. They hire solutions to make progress on goals that matter to them. In this video, we walk through the Jobs to Be Done template in Miro, covering how to map demand creation, analyze the hiring and firing process, and capture progress signals that tell you whether your solution is actually doing the job customers hired it for. Stop guessing. Start understanding. Subscribe for more product management and UX research tutorials in Miro.

Most product teams manage their lifecycle across too many disconnected tools. In this video, we walk through three Miro templates that cover every stage from concept to launch: the Product Strategy Workshop for strategic alignment, Product Development Phases for tracking progress across discovery through deployment, and the PRD template for detailed requirements that keeps design, development, and marketing on the same page.