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The Secret PM Handbook
MAY 5, 2017
Product” involves things like: Requirements or user stories or features. Our products solve problems for users. The most fundamental thing to remember is that successful products solve problems for customers. Products for consumers can solve a problem, or they can address a desire or need. Market research.
Sequent Learning
DECEMBER 20, 2023
The role of a product manager is the linchpin in product development, overseeing the entire lifecycle from inception to market launch. They delve deep into market research, analyzing customer needs and market trends, translating these insights into product features and enhancements.
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Product Innovation Educators
MARCH 27, 2023
Sally spent 36 years with The Dow Chemical Company and GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare. After working in R&D, Finance, Sales, and Marketing she focused her career on various areas of innovation and new product development. One of those elements is solving a significant customer problem.
The Secret PM Handbook
MAY 5, 2017
Product” involves things like: Requirements or user stories or features. Our products solve problems for users. The most fundamental thing to remember is that successful products solve problems for customers. Products for consumers can solve a problem, or they can address a desire or need. Market research.
The Secret PM Handbook
OCTOBER 9, 2018
We’ll start with some assumptions: Let’s assume your product solves a significant problem, better than alternatives, for a particular segment, and you have some successful customers. In fact, if you triangulate to any go-to-market methodology, or sales methodology, those are the basic points. Follow the rules.
Userpilot
NOVEMBER 3, 2022
Not implementing it is like having a retail business and wondering if your customers will like a touch of e-commerce. Read on and see the amazing ways a knowledge base can help you drive customer satisfaction and retention. There are two main types of knowledge bases: external (for customers) and internal (for employees).
The Secret PM Handbook
AUGUST 22, 2016
I deal with: Customers – finding their problems and listening to their product feedback. Markets – my segments, their problems, and how to reach them with my solution (and if they are big enough for me to make money). If a tool really cared about product managers, it would understand: We have customers.
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