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Leveraging Software Platforms

Roman Pichler

Be Clear on What a Software Platform Is. Different people have suggested different definitions for the term software platform. Let me briefly share mine: I view such a platform as a collection of software assets that are used by several products, as the following picture illustrates. Treat the Platform as a Product.

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10 Interactive Software Walkthroughs With Examples

Userpilot

Frustrated trying to design interactive software walkthroughs that drive activation? TL;DR A software walkthrough is the process of guiding users through the main features and processes of a software product. Use walkthrough software to create flows that educate and encourage users to complete tasks.

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Top 12 Product Adoption Software in 2024

Userpilot

Product adoption software is the lifeblood of the modern product management process. It is the key to making your product unforgettable and ensuring it gains traction in a difficult market. TL;DR Product adoption software drives users to adopt a product through carefully curated product experiences.

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21 Mobile Product Management Resources

Alchemer Mobile

Product managers are rapidly advancing their skills, and as a result, the industry as a whole has had to level-up to compete as the world’s biggest brands continue to adopt a mobile-first approach. We’ve written a lot—and I mean A LOT—of content focused around mobile product management. Getting Started.

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Pendo Free: A Thorough Review + Better Alternatives

Userpilot

That’s exactly what we explore in our review. We also have a look at a couple of alternative tools that might give product managers more bang for their buck. TL;DR Pendo Free is the free plan offered by a well-known product adoption platform. The plan gives users access to product analytics. No integrations.

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The “51331 memo” and the origins of product management

Product Management Unpacked

It was on this day in 1931 that the field of product management was born – its birth marked by an internal memorandum written by Neil H. McElroy, manager of Proctor and Gamble’s Promotion department. His new product-centric approach called for dedicated teams, focused around a particular brand, each led by a brand man.

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How Can Product Managers Stop Copycat Products?

The Accidental Product Manager

Copycats can only be stopped if other people stop selling them Image Credit: [cipher] The goal of every product manager is to create a popular product that our customers want to purchase. If our product becomes too popular, there will be other companies that start to make copies of our products.