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How Merging Purpose With Profit Redefines Product Roadmaps And Product Success

The Product Coalition

Founded in 2006 with a unique social mission: for every pair of shoes sold, they would donate a pair to a child in need, an initiative they called “One for One.” However, despite a strong, socially motivated purpose, TOMS struggled due to a lack of focus on business value and product differentiation.

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Where Does Product Management Fit?

Product Management Unpacked

I believe that an effective product management organization defines ‘WHAT’ the product is or will do and engineering /development defines ‘HOW’ it will do it. Together they decide when, based on resources, strategy, etc. I see product management reduced to a gopher for development and a clean-up function.

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What Makes Amazon’s Product Strategy So Sticky?

ProductPlan

How did Amazon’s product strategy fare during the pandemic? Short answer: Amazon’s product strategy example lead the way). Amazon’s product strategy example has rewritten the book on convenience, easy access, and speed, and in doing so, embedded itself in the daily lives and routines of consumers.

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Project Manager vs Product Manager

BrainMates

Product Manager vs project manager: the Brainmates perspective. The first challenge in differentiating the role of Project Manager or a Product Manager is that (as well as having the same initials) they sound a lot alike. A Product Manager tries to find out the customers’ needs and develop a product to satisfy them.

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The Evolution of Modern Product Discovery

Product Talk

This is one of Microsoft’s worst products. By 2004, Microsoft was already announcing that they didn’t want to support it anymore, and by 2006 they ended support for it. Let’s think about what product management looked like during this time period. The opportunities we choose to go after are what differentiate us in our market.