The Product Guy
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
Guest Post by: David Parmelee, Digital Strategy Consultant. As you study the people who use your product or might use it, patterns start to emerge. A marketer or market researcher may view patterns in terms of demographics and buying activity. A user researcher or other UX practitioner may group users by patterns in their behavior, both inside and outside your product.
UX Studio: Product Management
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
Although many people think the aim of a product design process is to create something cool and good-looking, this comprises just the tip of the iceberg. Product design primarily wants to help us understand people’s pains, and create a product that will help them solve these problems. Thus we can create useful products. Planning the exact steps which the users go through when they use a product also plays a crucial role.
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dscout People Nerds
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
10 ways to better understand group dynamics, pick-up on non-verbal cues, and keep people engaged in your next big meeting.
TSIA
SEPTEMBER 12, 2017
How far the industry has come in the last 5-10 years! At the beginning of this transformation nearly a decade ago, virtually all technology professional services organizations were perfectly content to play a “Level 2” role. That is, they had capabilities and offers that were almost exclusively focused on getting customers up and running on the core technology product.
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