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523: #1 change to make OKRs work for you – with Ben Lamorte

Product Innovation Educators

He has more OKRs coaching experience than anyone on the planet. Lamorte coaches business leaders focused on defining and making measurable progress on their most important goals.

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Software Bugs Are Expensive: How Session Replays Help You Spot and Fix Them Fast

Userpilot

In 2014, a software error on Amazon caused some items to drop to just one penny. Software bugs are a budget killer for your company and a buzzkill for your users. Even with a rigorous software testing process, one pesky bug always slips through. A single bug resulted in losses worth 100,000, pushing many small businesses to bankruptcy.

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The Grand Finale! What To Do With A Product In Decline? (Product Lifecycle Part 5)

BrainMates

While Apple stopped reporting the iPod as a separate revenue category in 2014, it was not until 2022 that they officially discontinued their last iPod offering, the iPod touch. One example of a very successful customer migration strategy was from Apple with the migration from iPod to iPhone. This was a process spanning almost a decade.

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16 Experimentation Influencers You Should Follow

AB Tasty

In 2014, he founded Product School , now the global leader in Product Management training. He also founded Moz and co-founded Inbound.org with Dharmesh Shah, which was later acquired by HubSpot in 2014. Carlos believes experimentation has become more accessible and essential for product managers.

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Outsourced Software Product Development: A Comprehensive Guide

Arkenea

In the late 2000s, WhatsApp partnered with Eastern European developers to build its initial iOS and Android apps, keeping costs low while maintaining high quality, ultimately leading to its acquisition by Facebook for $19billion in 2014.

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The Secret of Diminishing Returns

Tyner Blain

I have a bit of a history with the concept of ‘good enough’, from satisficing in sprint planning (2008) to Kano analysis for product managers (2009) to trying not to miss the mark in problem solving (2012) to understanding intent and satisfying customer needs (2014).

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When a collaboration is not a collaboration

UX Planet

Having this insight will help you navigate complex decision-making dynamics and prevent situations where agreements made with one party are later overturned by someone higher upwithout your knowledge. Related stories Why we never hired a designer What does it mean to be a good B2B in-house designer?