bpma ProductHub

SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

Contributed by John Mansour. The transition from engineering to product management is one of the most difficult. Why? Of all roles that touch the product, engineers are the furthest removed from the market and the customers. It can be done successfully however, as many engineers have already proven. If you’re an engineer with product manager aspirations, make the move in two smaller steps instead of one big leap.

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Engineering Product Management Product Manager Healthcare 150

UserVoice

SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

When you start building a product, you are obsessed with “the customer.” You spend abundant time finding out who they are, identifying their pain points, and addressing them gracefully and creatively. Your world is all about interviews, a/b tests, and nailing a value proposition and user experience that resonates with the market. Once your product (hopefully) takes off, life begins to change.

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User Friction User Testing Customer Experience Product Research 126

TSIA

SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

At TSIA, we've recently received a lot of questions from our members regarding the typical organizational models tech companies are using to set up cloud or XaaS businesses alongside their traditional consumption models. To get a bit more insight on this topic, we conducted a TSIA Quick Poll where we asked members of our Professional Services community to share their experiences in this area, resulting in us receiving detailed responses from 56 companies.

Blog 40

Blog 40

Split

SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

I find that the best writing on software architecture is often by people who are not software architects. In fact, they may never have written a single line of code. This is because the goal of good software is to fit the needs of the customer so well that the software is invisible (quote repurposed from Donald Norman ). And that is a goal we, software engineers, share with designers and marketers whose perspective is also relevant to the design of software.

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Software Engineering User Testing Engineering Events 49

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