The Product Coalition
MARCH 17, 2020
In the world of SaaS (software as a service) it usually comes down to one person who devises a strategy for developing and unraveling a perfect product. This requires product managers to maintain a well-organized, streamlined process of product development. Let’s get started! Let’s start with defining the long term goals.
Userpilot
MARCH 24, 2021
The product’s key differentiators or unique selling proposition. A key result is not the same thing as a KPI (key performance indicator). A KPI is used to measure the continued progress towards a defined performance measure. How do you set a product vision? The company’s business goals for the product.
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The Product Coalition
AUGUST 4, 2023
The Role of Data in Defining Your North Star Metric How the Right North Star Metric Can Illuminate Your Business Path A North Star metric is a key performance indicator (KPI) that a company uses as the leading measure of its success. The term is derived from the North Star (Polaris), which mariners historically used as a navigation guide.
Mixpanel
JUNE 17, 2020
As CTO at Primephonic , the Amsterdam-based music streaming service sometimes called “the Spotify of classical music,” Henrique Boregio has channeled this approach into his company’s product roadmap, focusing his team and resources on building differentiated features for the niche market segment.
Mixpanel
JUNE 17, 2020
As CTO at Primephonic , the Amsterdam-based music streaming service sometimes called “the Spotify of classical music,” Henrique Boregio has channeled this approach into his company’s product roadmap, focusing his team and resources on building differentiated features for the niche market segment.
The Product Coalition
SEPTEMBER 9, 2022
Historically, development teams have been executioners and could lose focus on what features users care for. Developers, by trade, are focused on building features in a scalable, efficient, and innovative way- regardless of whether it is the right feature to build or not. Everything should always go back to the data and metrics!
Amplitude
NOVEMBER 20, 2020
Worried they will track the wrong metrics, and pick the wrong KPIs. And worried they’ll waste their developer teammate’s time. Steps (a big deal for Fitbit users, maybe more of a KPI). They are worried they will be unable to answer important questions. Worried that they’ll end up with unusable and untrustworthy data.
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