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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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The Nintendo Switch Did Everything Right, Except for Just One Thing…

The Product Coalition

If you’re in a developing or developed country, the chances of you having touched a gaming platform (of any shape or size) is probably even higher. I grew up on all its handhelds and home consoles, starting with the original DS back in 2006. This is a pretty important tool for many who are vision-impaired.

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6 Product Managers Who Became CEOs-and How!

The Product Coalition

Both positions involve being the keeper of a vision, and both also have to be decision makers by curating ideas from many different sources. 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. CEOs Who Came From Product 1.

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5 Machine Learning Lessons for Product Managers

Mind the Product

Each product development process starts with identifying the right problem to solve: you all remember that users don’t buy a drill for a drill itself or for a beautiful hole that this drill can make, they buy it for a nice dining room they want to decorate with a picture. Lesson 1: Understand the Problem You’re Trying to Solve with ML.

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4 Traits of Successful Product Leaders

UserVoice

Having a plan and a vision, communicating it well and sticking to it. Elon Musk published his initial “ Master Plan ” for Tesla Motors in 2006, then updated it ten years later. Of course, not everyone is thinking quite that far ahead or has much of an audience for their audacious vision.

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Building What Customers Need: The Ultimate Recipe

The Product Coalition

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. Blinded by its own vision, the company’s executives ignored the negative feedback the company got in the testing phase.

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5 Costly Branding Mistakes

UX Planet

They believe so strongly in their vision that they assume it’s universally appealing. Market research for startup branding can be perceived as an unnecessary expense, especially when compared to product development or marketing activities that seem more directly linked to revenue generation. This document will serve as a reference.