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Staying Ahead: The Most Popular Prioritization Frameworks for 2020

ProductPlan

Everyone’s going to be a fan of prioritization frameworks that simplify and streamline the process. So, what are the most popular prioritization frameworks of 2020? We also discovered MoSCoW, Story Mapping, RICE, Kano, and using multiple frameworks were the most popular selections for prioritization. out of 5 score. Confidence.

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Establishing a market-led culture with a Product Management framework

BrainMates

SnapComms adopted Brainmates’ Product Management framework to facilitate a market-driven way of thinking company-wide, and to equip their Product Team with a repeatable process to take the most valuable ideas to market fast. The 10 steps we followed to embed the Product Management framework. Where do you start? What matters most?

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What is Storytelling in UX and How to Use It?

UX Planet

The app provides users with bite-sized and visually appealing lessons, regular reminders in the form of creatively designed notifications, and interactive exercises that make users feel like they are part of a bigger story.

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Four Steps to Product Feature ROI

Product Management University

It’s a mind numbing exercise for product managers and developers and in most cases a fool’s errand. Group features into categories based on the customer business goals they support, e.g., employee engagement, customer experience, regulatory compliance, differentiation etc. Four Steps to Simplify Feature ROI.

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Key Differences in Deploy and Release in DevOps

Split

To ensure a successful deployments process, software teams should leverage version control systems like GitHub, along with automation and testing frameworks. The key to this differentiation lies in the strategic use of feature flags. This exercise will help you pinpoint areas where you can introduce more flexibility and control.

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Positioning for Product Managers

Sachin Rekhi

Positioning refers to the place that a brand occupies in the minds of customers and its perceived differentiation from its competitors. Positioning is in reality a business strategy exercise and thus product managers need to be deeply involved as effective positioning ultimately defines critical elements of your entire product strategy.

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The eight core elements of a winning product strategy

The Product Coalition

The series of choices following a framework = the product strategy. As I considered the merits of each possible option to build a user base, I weighed them against the product strategy framework, the pros/cons, coherence, and value. Third, can I differentiate enough to generate revenue at our target margin?