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Mind the Product
JANUARY 16, 2020
A product manager’s role is a multifaceted one that supports all aspects of a product’s lifecycle, from the strategy and market analysis phase to the development phase and finally the product launch and subsequent marketing. She spent 10 years in publishing as a marketing manager before she moved to a product role. “I
Mind the Product
JULY 24, 2018
In this third post in his series on product management for manufactured products, Dustin Levy looks at how you prepare for launch. During development you’ve been building prototypes and presenting them to key customers for feedback. Setting the Launch Date. You can read his earlier posts here and here.
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PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview
APRIL 25, 2022
They look at listening trends at both the platform level and the individual user level. Users could of course listen to all of them inside of Spotify. This yearly round-up of listening trends originally launched in about 20 different markets. How many sessions are Android users engaging in every day?
Department of Product
AUGUST 11, 2020
The 5 types of Product Differentiation How to fight your natural instinct to copy others The allure of copying competitors The gravitational pull towards copying competitors is real. The product teams who are able to fight this natural instinct to copy others are the ones who will build truly differentiated offerings.
Business of Software Conference
OCTOBER 11, 2023
Why these questions should be asked Feedback, performance, and competitor relations Feelings (pride or jealousy) about own company and others Relevance of important values and aspirations Exact choices: Extract the choices that your company makes as attributes What does the company do? What are people doing right now?
Pragmatic Marketing
OCTOBER 18, 2019
Neal Watkins of BAE Systems gives us his advice based on his five year experience with his product team at BAE and describes his newly defined processes, the importance of a universal language within a company, and how he’s learned that the correct input drives the correct output in regard to creating products that customers love.
Pragmatic Marketing
OCTOBER 18, 2019
Neal Watkins of BAE Systems gives us his advice based on his five year experience with his product team at BAE and describes his newly defined processes, the importance of a universal language within a company, and how he’s learned that the correct input drives the correct output in regard to creating products that customers love.
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