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The Value Assessment Framework (Part 1)

The Product Coalition

To look at the value end-to-end, you need to make sure you address 3 perspectives: First, you need to define the value that you are trying to deliver to your customers. Then, you need to make sure your product actually delivers that value. According to McKinsey & Co., by the way, it’s the sole purpose of any business. Stay tuned.

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Monolithic vs Microservices from Product Manager Perspective

The Product Coalition

As an architectural framework, microservices are distributed and loosely coupled, so one team’s changes won’t break the entire app. Monolithic and Microservices From product manager’s perspective, having the right kind of architecture would give us a development and maintenance efficiency for any product that we’re currently building.

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New Feature Validation Framework For Product Managers

Userpilot

Why do product managers need a new feature validation framework? TL;DR Product managers need a new feature validation framework to ensure that they meet user needs or drive organizational goals and avert product failure. Product teams should invest in validation when developing the MVP.

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F.E².A.R.?—?A Product Framework from Concept to Delivery: Part 1

The Product Coalition

A Product Framework from Concept to Delivery: Part 1 Why “FE²AR” As a technology executive, I have seen my share of successful and not-as-successful products. I will also do away with the notion of a “Product.” Markets need solutions. The key is in building win-win strategies and identifying timing in the market.

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Little Minds, Big Insights: Why 5-Year-Olds Should Guide Your Product Marketing Strategy

The Product Coalition

When it comes to marketing, sometimes the answer is as simple as child’s play. Just as teachers distill complex concepts for young minds, marketers can adopt a similar strategy to captivate their target audience. Enter the Explain Like I’m 5 (ELI5) framework, breaking complicated concepts into easily digestible bites.

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This will make you a better decision maker | Annie Duke (author of “Thinking in Bets” and “Quit”, former pro poker player)

Lenny Rachitsky

Discuss: Compare perspectives within the group, focusing on understanding points of disagreement rather than building consensus. It acknowledges the other person’s perspective while affirming your decision or stance. Decide: Make decisions independently post-discussion to minimize group influence.

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The Simple Phrase at the Heart of Product Marketing

ProductCraft

Like any other field, product marketing has its set of tried and tested methods–market research, customer personas, buyer journeys, competitive analysis, ideal customer profile, positioning, messaging, and so on. All these come with well-known frameworks that deliver great results if used effectively.