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TEI 309: Product management strategy – with Allan Anderson, PhD

Product Innovation Educators

While it has since been updated many times, this is the body of knowledge I discovered in 2007 that led to many ah-ha moments for me as a product manager. Strategy is an organization’s game plan for achieving its long term objectives in light of its industry position, opportunities, and resources.

Strategy 314
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Systems Thinking and its Relevance to Strategic Planning in UX Research

UX Planet

Systems Thinking brings a broader approach to UX research, positioning product use within a more complex ecosystem and considering its interdependencies. Defining a Guiding Vision Having a more robust and intuitive future vision guiding the strategy, based on a systemic understanding of user needs.

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Why Accessibility Matters in a Post-Pandemic, Majority-Digital World?

The Product Coalition

Governments maintained this position not just by imposing lockdowns, but unintentionally endorsed the idea of using online services whenever and wherever possible. 2]: Computer-based exam discriminated against blind candidate (24 Jan 2007). Visual: Moderate or complete loss of vision in one or both eyes.

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What is the Ideal Product Team Size?

ProductPlan

Even if you can’t hire everyone right away, having a vision for the structure , responsibilities, and desired experience and expertise you’d ultimately like to put in place is a worthwhile exercise. This moment also represents an opportunity to determine what an ideal product team would look like. Making an ROI case.

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Why do products need a story?

DISQO

” Dropbox founder, Drew Houston didn’t walk around in 2007 telling people that he wanted to or had invented a file hosting system offering a personal cloud as a service. This is why stories are critical – they invoke positive emotional reactions. This shared vision is evangelized by sales, marketing, and development teams.

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Why do products need a story?

DISQO

” Dropbox founder, Drew Houston didn’t walk around in 2007 telling people that he wanted to or had invented a file hosting system offering a personal cloud as a service. This is why stories are critical – they invoke positive emotional reactions. This shared vision is evangelized by sales, marketing, and development teams.

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Why do products need a story?

DISQO

” Dropbox founder, Drew Houston didn’t walk around in 2007 telling people that he wanted to or had invented a file hosting system offering a personal cloud as a service. This is why stories are critical – they invoke positive emotional reactions. This shared vision is evangelized by sales, marketing, and development teams.