The Module Portfolio Studio scorecard drill forced our payments module and notifications module onto the same page — awkward at first, then indispensable in the March review.
Sora K. · Analytics lead, Seoul
A six-week cohort that turns scattered module metrics into a reporting practice your stakeholders trust.
Product analysts, platform PMs, and ops leads who already ship bundled applications and need a shared language for portfolio reviews. Not an introduction to SQL or BI tools.
Name modules, dependencies, and ownership gaps without romanticizing the org chart.
Pick a lean set of application analytics that explain health, risk, and momentum.
Build, stress-test, and version a scorecard your on-call peers will still update.
Turn tables into stakeholder stories with explicit decisions requested.
Layer change events onto portfolio views so reviews stay honest after noisy weeks.
Deliver a full briefing to a critique panel and revise based on sharp feedback.
Former platform analytics lead. Has coached 18 Module Bundle Digital cohorts and still obsesses over footnote honesty in executive decks.
Bundle Desk seat: ₩780,000 per learner. Team discounts available through Portfolio Lab — see pricing. No checkout on this site; enrollment is arranged after contact.
No. Exercises are stack-agnostic. You should be able to export or query module-level metrics from whatever you already use.
Plan for about five focused hours: one live session, asynchronous drills, and a short writing block.
We do not teach you how to instrument a greenfield telemetry pipeline from scratch. If your modules emit almost no trustworthy events yet, you will need engineering support alongside the cohort — the Studio will surface gaps, not fill them for you.
Live critique circles are not recorded to keep peer feedback candid. Orientation lectures are available for two weeks after each session.
The Module Portfolio Studio scorecard drill forced our payments module and notifications module onto the same page — awkward at first, then indispensable in the March review.
Sora K. · Analytics lead, Seoul
Critique week was uncomfortable in a useful way. I still rewrite openings twice, but stakeholders stop asking “so what?” mid-slide.
Client in logistics software