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Establishing a market-led culture with a Product Management framework

BrainMates

SnapComms is a medium-sized New Zealand software company who wanted to evolve its sales-led culture into a market-led culture. Facilitating a market-driven way of thinking. customer service, engineering, marketing and sales, etc). The Implement phase to build the designed solution and takes it to market.

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Key Differences in Deploy and Release in DevOps

Split

Release, on the other hand, focuses on the strategic decision of when and to whom the software will be made available, aligning with business objectives and market readiness. To ensure a successful deployments process, software teams should leverage version control systems like GitHub, along with automation and testing frameworks.

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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. Most products and features are usually interrelated at some level and target the same markets and customers, so how is it possible to predict revenue and cost estimates on a feature by feature basis?

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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. UX designers base these personas on market and user research.

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Positioning for Product Managers

Sachin Rekhi

Positioning, while classically considered part of the marketing world, is absolutely essential for every product manager to understand. Positioning refers to the place that a brand occupies in the minds of customers and its perceived differentiation from its competitors. The very first step is identifying your best-fit customers.

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The eight core elements of a winning product strategy

The Product Coalition

We knew our market inside and out. Should we only offer the product to members or the market at large? One allowed for a personalized experience, while the other offered a larger market potential. The series of choices following a framework = the product strategy. Is the market big enough to be interesting?

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424: Lean product management – with Dan Olsen

Product Innovation Educators

How to achieve product-market fit – for product managers This episode is sponsored by PDMA, the Product Development and Management Association. This speaker emceed the conference and presented on Lean Product Management: How to Achieve Product-Market Fit. Start at the bottom and work your way up: Market: 1. Feature set 5.