Mind the Product

FEBRUARY 16, 2017

When it comes to successfully implementing a data-informed approach to product analytics, it’s easy to find lists of tips and tactics. It’s much harder to put together a strategy you can return to time and again. Every product is different, of course. There’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. But we do have common methodologies for framing questions and answering them, for figuring out what’s interesting in your data, experimenting, learning, and growing.

Analytic Tools 129

Analytic Tools Data Visualization Onboarding KPIs Feedback Software 129

Product Management University

FEBRUARY 16, 2017

Wealth made simple: news and articles from IRC Wealth. There’s a universal product management framework that takes product management, product marketing and sales enablement down to the lowest common denominator. Regardless of what you’re doing in any of these functions, it all starts here. The Playbook: Ask these 3 questions… What are you trying to accomplish?

Framework 100

Framework Product Management Product Manager Sales Training 100

Alty

FEBRUARY 16, 2017

Heads up, the hardest parts of launching a product is initially explaining its concept to the people who will work on it. You may not be the best writer (which is fine), but you need to structure your notes into a coherent, presentable document that your team will then use to: Provide you with an initial price quote & development timeline. Use the provided information to build an app you want (not the one they assumed you want).

Research Software 50

Research Software User Testing Technical Review Data Visualization 50