Street Smart Product Manager
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
How do you know if your product is going to be successful? How do you know if your product IS successful? When I ask product managers this question, I get answers like these: “We regularly ask our customers for feedback on our product.” “We have a customer satisfaction metric that we measure.” “We look at […]. The post Product success appeared first on Street Smart Product Manager.
Mind the Product
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Where did your team go on their first big outing? For the recently-formed group-wide product team at Tes, our first major excursion as a group was to MTP 2017 – Europe’s largest gathering of product managers with more than 1,500 attendees. It was a total blast with a healthy mix of learning, networking and partying. Tes has published news for educators for over 100 years (formerly as The Times Educational Supplement) but is today better known globally as the site where millions of teachers
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Generation Focus
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
One of the keys to building a good product is customer validation. Before you can get to that point, you need to listen to your customers and understand their pains & gains. You can do that through customer interviews. Every successful product should start with this foundation, here’s why. Customer Validation & Discovery Customer discovery is the process through which you identify a customer for your product and a product they’ll love.
Andrew Chen
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Raising money is hard. And it’s even harder if you’re an entrepreneur from outside the Bay Area. Entrepreneurs from outside of Silicon Valley often struggle to raise money here. There’s issues with culture and style, differences in expectations, as well as our emphasis on growth over monetization. I’m reminded of this every time I travel and meet startups.
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Generation Focus
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
One of the keys to building a good product is customer validation. Before you can get to that point, you need to listen to your customers and understand their pains & gains. You can do that through customer interviews. Every successful product should start with this foundation, here’s why. Customer Validation & Discovery. Customer discovery is the process through which you identify a customer for your product and a product they’ll love.
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Generation Focus
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
One of the keys to building a good product is customer validation. Before you can get to that point, you need to listen to your customers and understand their pains & gains. You can do that through customer interviews. Every successful product should start with this foundation, here’s why. Customer Validation & Discovery. Customer discovery is the process through which you identify a customer for your product and a product they’ll love.
Good Product Manager
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Three Tips for Planning Next Year’s Product Roadmap. September brings about the return of kids to school, cooling temperatures, and, for product managers, an opportunity to review plans for the next year’s roadmap. While SiriusDecisions recommends reviewing product roadmaps regularly – most often quarterly – the look ahead to the new calendar year is often the time when there is a more concerted effort to refine and revise the future roadmap, especially when it is tied into annual pr
Generation Focus
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
One of the keys to building a good product is customer validation. Before you can get to that point, you need to listen to your customers and understand their pains & gains. You can do that through customer interviews. Every successful product should start with this foundation, here’s why. Customer Validation & Discovery. Customer discovery is the process through which you identify a customer for your product and a product they’ll love.
Good Product Manager
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Three Tips for Planning Next Year’s Product Roadmap. September brings about the return of kids to school, cooling temperatures, and, for product managers, an opportunity to review plans for the next year’s roadmap. While SiriusDecisions recommends reviewing product roadmaps regularly – most often quarterly – the look ahead to the new calendar year is often the time when there is a more concerted effort to refine and revise the future roadmap, especially when it is tied into annual pr
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Generation Focus
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
One of the keys to building a good product is customer validation. Before you can get to that point, you need to listen to your customers and understand their pains & gains. You can do that through customer interviews. Every successful product should start with this foundation, here’s why. Customer Validation & Discovery Customer discovery is the process through which you identify a customer for your product and a product they’ll love.
TSIA
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Have you heard the expression “two sides of the same coin”? It means that there are different ways of looking at or dealing with the same situation. In TSIA’s Service Revenue Generation line of research, we dig deep into the health of recurring service revenue, both from the perspective of the internal operational journey and from the external customer journey.
Johanna Rothman
SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
Let me summarize what I’ve been talking about in these posts. The problem I’m seeing is that too many teams and organizations plan too much in too much detail too soon. Instead of architectural BDUF (Big Design Up Front), it’s project planning as BDUF. They expect one single person (a product manager or a product owner) to do all that planning.
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