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Learnings from London: Marty Cagan on making products customers love

Mind the Product

What’s more, it’s 10 years old this year, with the first-ever #mtpcon happening in October 2012. We are only nine weeks away from our flagship event, #mtpcon London! Our London stage has played host to an exceptional group of product speakers over the past decade, so each week in the run-up to this year’s event, we’ll [.]

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How to Apply Machine Learning to Business Problems: Part 1

bpma ProductHub

It’s easy to see the massive rise in popularity for venture investment, conferences, and business-related queries for “machine learning” since 2012 – but most technology executives often… Stay tuned for Part 2 in upcoming weeks.

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Corporate AI Leader – Etienne Martin

Mind the Product

Founded in 2012 and today employing nearly 1,000 people, it’s “the world’s only end-to-end AI search solution”, with big-name customers including Walgreens, Stripe, Read more » The post Corporate AI Leader – Etienne Martin appeared first on Mind the Product.

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SUNDAY REWIND: How to make products that customers love

Mind the Product

With our first #mtpcon London hybrid event approaching on October 21 and 22, we thought it make for the perfect opportunity to turn the clocks back to when we hosted our very first #mtpcon London in 2012. This week on Sunday Rewind, we look at Marty Cagan’s talk on making products that customers love. [.]

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5 Things a Data Scientist Can Do to Stay Current

With the number of available data science roles increasing by a staggering 650% since 2012, organizations are clearly looking for professionals who have the right combination of computer science, modeling, mathematics, and business skills. Demand for data scientists is surging.

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Book Review: “Badass: Making Users Awesome”

Folding Burritos

You can get a taste of the book by watching these talks by Kathy at Business of Software in 2012 and 2013. That is also one of the perks you’ll get from this book: a great reading list to keep exploring these subjects. Each of them is one hour long, but I seriously recommend you make the time to watch them. Then go and buy the book.

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Product Management History: The Nineties, The Noughties, and Beyond

The Product Coalition

2012: Google Chrome overtakes Internet Explorer as the most used web browser ?? 2012: SpaceX’s Dragon became the first private commercial spacecraft to reach the International Space Station ?? Tech highlights of the 2010s ??