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The eight core elements of a winning product strategy

The Product Coalition

The Eight Core Elements of a Winning Product Strategy “The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do.”?—?Michael 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.

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Make Your Product Stand Out with the Strategy Canvas

Roman Pichler

The Strategy Canvas. The Strategy Canvas was developed by Kim and Mauborgne, the authors of Blue Ocean Theory. It was originally intended as a business strategy tool to discover new markets. The Strategy Canvas above ranks the first iPhone against its rivals, including the Nokia N95 and the BlackBerry Curve.

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Common Product Vision Board Mistakes

Roman Pichler

This article assumes that you are familiar with the product vision board or the key elements of a product strategy : market, value proposition, standout features, and business goals. A good vision exercises pull—it describes a future state that people want to bring about. A Brief Guide to this Article.

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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. This allows organizations to stay responsive to market demands and user feedback, ultimately driving innovation and customer satisfaction.

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Put your "MVP" on the box, before building what goes inside

Haines-Group

Here the acronym stands for: M essaging, V alue-proposition, and P ositioning Think of it as the “Marketing MVP” These “MVP” elements are foundational to strategy and absolutely critical to the product’s ultimate commercial success. You’ll Find the Marketing MVP on Every Box The essence of your Marketing MVP is right on the box.

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How to Avoid Market Feedback Traps

Mind the Product

If you were to ask me whether you, as a product manager , should you always listen to market feedback? Henry Ford is famously quoted as eschewing market feedback by saying that if he’d listened to his customers, they’d have asked for faster horses. My answer would be yes, definitely. Here’s why. Common B2B Feedback Traps.

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Decoding Business Growth: The Art and Science of Choosing the Right North Star Metric

The Product Coalition

All departments in the company, from engineering to marketing, should understand and be oriented towards optimizing this metric. Let’s consider another example: HealthTech — Virtual Exercise App Business Description: An app providing a range of virtual exercise classes, personal training sessions, and health tracking features.