December, 2019

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How to Write Fewer Requirements

Ask Benny

If you are writing too many details and closing all loopholes, you get less motivated developers who do not exercise their creativity and you lose their perspectives. In How Google Works Eric Schmidt and Jonathan Rosenberg termed “Smart Creatives” as employees of the information age who are focused on solving problems.

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Why Companies in a Multi-Screen Era Must Embrace the Unknown

ProductCraft

Last Saturday, like seemingly every Saturday this fall, I started some yard work. This time I expected to be on the roof for at least three hours. So I knew that music would be required. And that email needed monitoring. And that a friend may call. And that college football was at full tilt.

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How to get stakeholder buy-in for user research: 31 expert tips

Userzoom

” Respect your stakeholder’s experience, time and perspective. “ Embrace your audience’s perspective: When trying to pitch UX to stakeholders, many are coming at it from their own perspective and own perception of value. Another benefit is to stimulate curiosity about the perspective of other users.

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Product vs Solution – The Key Difference

Product Management University

The difference between product vs solution from your perspective is the answer to this question: How do we make customers quantifiably better at things that have strategic value to their business? Here’s the problem.

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Interpreting your Qualitative & Quantitative Data through Storyboarding

Speaker: Tristan Kromer, Lean Coach, Kromatic

Storyboarding is a simple way to integrate Qualitative and Quantitative perspectives into a complete picture of how the user experience impacts the business model. Qualitative vs. Quantitative is an argument that shouldn't happen.

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Our Favorite ProductCraft Posts of 2019

ProductCraft

And they’ve given us some thought-provoking perspectives on working in product and shared their best practices with our audience Below are just a few of. As 2019 draws to a close, we’ve decided to look back at some of our favorite posts from the year. We’ve had some awesome contributors join our community in 2019.

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How Vegetarianism Has Made Me a Better Product Manager

The Product Coalition

Sometimes all it takes is a few veggies to change your perspective. Continue reading on ProductCoalition.com ».

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Products for Product People: Best Practices in Analytics

Speaker: Andrew Wynn, Senior Product Manager, Looker

He will give the "meta" perspective from a practitioner who is building products that anybody, including product managers, can use to access, analyze, and act on data to make important decisions. But proper data analytics solutions take work to deliver - it's not as simple as just building a dashboard.

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Prioritizing Customer Experience Using SLIs & SLOs: A Case Study from The Telegraph

The premise of SLIs/SLOs is that all teams—product, architecture, development, and platform— need to look at services from the customer’s perspective. Service Level Indicators and Service Level Objectives are now the principal tools for focusing on what really matters.

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Drive in the Express Lane to Product Growth

Speaker: John Mansour - President, Product Management University

You’ll walk away from this webinar with a fresh perspective on: Top target market traits. If you’re a hard-core believer in traditional product management practices, you might be uncomfortable, but growth occurs outside of our comfort zones. Analytics that guarantee customer value. The most crucial product metrics you need.

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Fail Well, Pivot Fast: Product Experimentation for Continuous Discovery

Speaker: William Haas Evans - Principal Consultant, Head of Product Strategy & Design Practice, Kuroshio Consulting

The purpose and value of experimentation (from a scientific and product perspective) is to produce new information. From a product discovery/product management perspective, the purpose of experimentation is to focus our efforts on invalidating our assumptions to reduce the risk of developing and going-to-market with the wrong product.

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Mixing Qualitative & Quantitative Data with Storyboarding

Speaker: Tristan Kromer, Lean Agile Coach, Kromatic

Storyboarding is a simple way to start integrating both perspectives into a complete picture of how the user experience impacts the business model. Both are necessary to have a complete understanding of where the desirability of the product meets the viability of the business.

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Game-Changers 911™: How to Change the Product Management Game in 2020

Speaker: John Storm, President, BrainStorm Network

Webinar Takeaways: Spark new Game-Changing perspectives, options and ideas. In this webinar, we’ll use a sampling of case studies, tools, techniques, and strategic stories to help you identify game-changing opportunities within your company and the world of product management, and then brainstorm ways to capitalize on these ideas.

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Game-Changers 911™: How to Change the Project Mgt. Game in 2020

Speaker: John Storm, President, BrainStorm Network

Webinar Takeaways: Spark new Game-Changing perspectives, options and ideas. In this webinar, we’ll use a sampling of case studies, tools, techniques, and strategic stories to help you identify game-changing opportunities within your company and the world of project management, and then brainstorm ways to capitalize on these ideas.

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How to Run Your Business Like a CPO: Product Management From a Pro

Speaker: Karl Rumelhart, CPO at Gainsight

Register to get Karl’s perspective on how to level up your career as a product professional, including: What CPOs can do to help their teams in today’s changing landscape. You'll discover key insights from an expert CPO on how product teams can impact their organizations and weather the storm of today's economic instability.