Tilting the triangle | Product Design Meetup 2016

The document discusses tilting the triangle, which refers to shifting project management from a traditional "uphill triangle" approach to a "downhill triangle" approach. The downhill triangle focuses on early delivery through patterns like "Demo or Die" and sprint planning. It emphasizes transparency, inspection and adaptation over time. The general principles include shifting from push to pull, prioritizing the important over the urgent, and making the implicit explicit. Tilting the triangle aims to avoid issues like crisis meetings and escalations that typically occur late in an uphill triangle approach.