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A Three-Question Process for Product Team Success (Pragmatic Live Transcripts)

Pragmatic Marketing

A Three-Question Process for Product Team Success. How do managers take what their teams have learned and turn it into something tangible? How do those team members take that knowledge and apply it to their roles? And I'd love to hear a little bit about how you got to Cox automotive and what Cox automotive does.

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A Three-Question Process for Product Team Success (Pragmatic Live Transcripts)

Pragmatic Marketing

A Three-Question Process for Product Team Success. How do managers take what their teams have learned and turn it into something tangible? How do those team members take that knowledge and apply it to their roles? And I'd love to hear a little bit about how you got to Cox automotive and what Cox automotive does.

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Future-proofing your product strategy with adaptive teams

Mixpanel

Having worked with many product leaders over the past 20 years, I’ve repeatedly heard that balancing the needs of users, engineering teams and the business—all while building a successful product function that drives innovation—is tough. Lifting & shifting: the common pitfall of product teams.

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The Work of a Strategist

The Product Coalition

Note: Many people go from some desired growth metric (which is not a strategy) to define outputs (features) and then build a roadmap (vanity tactics as they are void of discovery efforts/evidence/data) and head straight for delivery to build those solutions using expensive resources/occupying the attention of precious talent.

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How (Industrial) Hardware Is Different from (B2B) Software

Mironov Consulting

Think about automotive assembly line infrastructure. But product management and development processes that work well for long-lived hardware can handicap software organizations. 1] For industrial hardware, the development/design cycle is separate from the manufacturing cycle. Or elevators for high-rise office buildings.