Modern economics for sustainable product development
summary
A practical method adapts Doughnut Economics into a Donut Product Strategy with three principles, seven practices and the mantra you ain't gonna need it and it shows concrete steps: add sustainability to product vision and sprint goals, run baseline CO2 and energy monitoring, and set North Star metrics like meaningful interactions. An IT example finds many servers at 18% utilization, removes zombie instances and reports a huge impact on emissions and cost, arguing product teams can refuse rethink reduce and measure results.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Earthrise perspective
- 3:56Climate change facts
- 10:16Agile for climate challenges
- 15:35Donut Product Strategy
- 20:10Linear vs circular economy
- 26:15Donut economics
- 30:11Donut Product Strategy principles
- 34:05Sustainable product goals
- 37:14Human nature in products
- 41:12Growth agnostic now
- 43:01Q&A
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