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507: Navigating the second product problem – with Greg Coticchia

Product Innovation Educators

Strategies for Successful Product Expansion To overcome these challenges, Greg suggests several strategies: Creating Autonomous Teams Following the example of Apple’s Macintosh development, physically separating new product teams can foster innovation.

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Run Less Software

Intercom, Inc.

Innovative startups. The first army are innovative startups. are making it easier and faster for software developers to develop complex software applications atop this infrastructure. What took you months to ideate, design and develop can now be copied in days or weeks thanks to these new tools. Mid-stage startups.

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TEI 214: Want more innovation? Build a partner program – with Ed Krause

Product Innovation Educators

There are time-tested ways to accomplish this, including traditional open innovation, incubators, and startups. He has global responsibility for developing cutting edge technology and competitive advantage for Ford by developing relationships and collaborative projects involving universities and partner companies.

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5 Machine Learning Lessons for Product Managers

Mind the Product

According to Crunchbase, in 2018 there were 5,000 startups relying on machine learning for their main and ancillary applications, products, and services. That’s why it’s incredibly important to develop a good level of empathy and user understanding, not only for yourself, but for the whole team.

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The State of Customer Development

Sachin Rekhi

A decade ago Steve Blank authored the book The Four Steps to the Epiphany: Successful Strategies for Products that Win to share with the world his philosophy for building winning products: customer development. Customer Development Maturity. So why is that?

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6 Product Managers Who Became CEOs-and How!

The Product Coalition

That means that they’ve worked closely with different cross functional teams, and have at least a broad understand of each stage of product development. In smaller companies and startups, both need to have a clear and firm understanding of the product strategy. That goes for both CEOs and Product Managers. Lots and lots of meetings.

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Building What Customers Need: The Ultimate Recipe

The Product Coalition

And this is a terrifying and disturbing thought because startups and entrepreneurs invest tons of money to build these products. Not Getting Early Feedback This probably sounds very straightforward, but asking for feedback from the users later in the product development stage is a blunder.