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Y Oslo 2024: When It Comes to Discovery, Something is Better Than Nothing

Product Talk

Ideally, this outcome is a two-way negotiation between an executive at the company, often a chief product officer, a chief design officer, a CTO, and the cross-functional product team. Nothing even remotely that could identifyany proper nouns, company names, product namesall removed.

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Inside the AI Revolution in Digital Banking UX: Case Studies, Data, and Strategic Takeaways

UX Planet

Lunar’s CTO noted it especially helps customers who might struggle with traditional digital interfaces, by being more “patient and understanding” in handling queries. It can handle both simple requests and complex queries (like guiding a PIN change or giving spending breakdowns) with the ability to understand interruptions and follow-ups.

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53 Questions Developers Should Ask Innovators

TechEmpower - Product Management

Still, if you’re a business leader and your developers haven’t asked you these questions, look for a Fractional CTO to help navigate the critical early stage of development. Do you have a name, a logo, and have you thought about brand positioning? The innovator/developer relationship needs to be a conversation.

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AI Engineer World's Fair 2025: My Day 1 Highlights

Crafty CTO

His explanation of the poorly-named and frequently-misunderstood sampling element of the MCP protocol is excellent—he makes clear exactly why sampling is so useful and critical.

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Why Product Managers Should not Report to the CTO

Mind the Product

Product managers often end up reporting to the CTO, and some will argue that this is a good thing. Why Shouldn’t a CTO be the Boss? So if they report to the CTO it creates the impression of bias against the business and user. Being a product manager is no longer being a developer by another name. How can CTOs Help?

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Identifying Stakeholders for Product Success

The Product Guy

Write their names down and than ask yourself, who couldn’t sleep well when this project fails? Review the list of all people from the project team, and when you classify each one, it is the next step to focus on the group classified as stakeholders and key stakeholders.

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Product Managers from Israeli Startups

The Product Coalition

Drawing upon a rich vein of experiences — from leadership roles in engineering to insightful albeit brief stints as a founder and CTO and steering roles focusing on morphing concepts into market-ready products — my tenure in this vibrant ecosystem has been incredible.

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