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How AI captures customer needs that human product managers miss Watch on YouTube TLDR In my recent conversation with Carmel Dibner from Applied Marketing Science, we explored how artificial intelligence is transforming Voice of the Customer (VOC) research for product teams.
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If you work in digital products, you might think wireframes and mockups as a quick way to get userfeedback on our designs. We need to know what to prototype and when, who to test our prototypes with, and how to conduct those tests in a way to get reliable feedback. June 19, 2018 1:30 PM PDT, 4:30 PM EST, 8:30 PM GMT
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Ben shared insights about why many OKR implementations fail and how to avoid common pitfalls. For product managers, this means shifting conversations from feature lists and deadlines to measurable impacts and customer value. The beauty of this system lies in its flexibility and focus on outcomes rather than activities.
Here’s what we heard: Martin Eriksson at #mtpcon London 2018. We work with developers, user researchers, data scientists and a host of other experts every day – so it’s only natural that we feel like the dumbest people in the room. Kim Goodwin at #mtpcon London 2018. Roan Lavery at #mtpcon London 2018. Be awkward.
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Speaker: Nir Eyal, Author of Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products
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Excerpts from our conversation with The Best Product Person of 2018, Brian Crofts. > I have genuine empathy for my customers. Take a moment and congratulate The Best Product Person of 2018: Brian Crofts. > What excites you about your current products? I love working with other product teams.
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Speaker: Steve Johnson, Founder and CEO, Under10 Playbook
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Speaker: Kate Owens and Megan Bubley, SpotHero, Diana Smith, Segment, and Erin Franz, Looker
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Brinkerhoff shares insights on fostering an innovation culture, collaborating across departments, and balancing innovation with operational demands in a complex airport environment. However, recognizing the need for a more structured approach to innovation, the airport established a dedicated innovation team in 2018.
See actionable strategies for engaging with customers during this difficult time here. So, what can these brands do to capture, analyze, and act on these changing customer behaviors? Data from our 2016 , 2017 , 2018 , and 2019 reports is included to show shifts in brand focus and engagement over time. Mobile Customer Sentiment.
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Speaker: Dean Yao, Director of Marketing at Jinfonet
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Intercom’s mission is to make internet business personal – in an era of online interactions between businesses and customers, that sense of personal connection can be hard to forge and easily lost. That personal connection is most keenly felt when things go wrong and when customers need support. What is customer support?
Mind the Product London 2018 on October 18-19 will be better than ever, with more workshops, more networking, and more fun than ever. But most importantly #mtpcon will, as usual, bring you the best minds in product from around the world for a day full of thought-provoking insight, inspiration, and learning. Get those 2018 tickets now!
On December 5, 2018, we hosted a webinar on how product managers can better understand their customers. Product leaders constantly strive to improve their products to drive greater engagement, grow revenue, and delight customers. In order to move the needle, you need to listen—and we mean really listen—to customerfeedback.
Speaker: Cait Porte, SVP Product and Customer Experience, Zmags
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There are two reactions to receiving customerfeedback: “yippie!” or “ouch…” And while we can’t guarantee you 100% positive feedback, we do have some proven strategies and tactics to help you join those 84% of digital companies that prioritized working on customer experience and recorded an increase in revenue.
Speaker: Miles Robinson, Agile and Management Consultant, Motivational Speaker
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Don’t ignore the voice of your unmet customer — the prospective customer who didn’t become a user because of a product shortcoming. We built a process with the Sales team called “Problems To Be Solved” to capture this feedback. Hiring in the new year?
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