Sat.Mar 02, 2019 - Fri.Mar 08, 2019

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High Touch or High Volume

Pragmatic Marketing

What kind of products do you build? Awesome products, to be sure, but are they high touch or high volume? Most software products created today are designed for high-volume, low-customization scenarios. Think about the items you use on a daily basis; they’re probably high-volume products like the iPhone or Android, Microsoft Office, Trello, Jira.

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The ROI of Experimentation

AB Tasty

When you hear ‘A/B Testing’, do you think revenue gain? David Mannheim of User Conversion, argues that you probably do - and shouldn’t. This article was originally posted on AB Tasty as The ROI of Experimentation.

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My Stories Are Too Short…

Mironov Consulting

I often find myself siding with old-school agilists who believe that teams (and their product managers) must continually experiment their way to good processes and collaboration, rather than “best practices” folks who believe there’s a fundamentally right way to do things. I take the position that categorical imperatives are always wrong. Here’s an instance to work through….

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A Strategy Map

Roman Pichler

Maps are the Foundations on which Adventures are Built. When I was a little boy, I truly loved all things pirate. Even as an adult, I very much enjoyed reading pirate books with my children. One of them even came with a separate treasure map that could be unfolded to discover a hidden treasure. Coming up with a set of tools to capture important strategic decisions reminded me of treasure maps: It should guide you to product success, bearing in mind that not all treasure is silver and gold, as Ca

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The 25 Types of Innovation Dominating R&D Today

Innovation varies widely across sectors and organizations, creating value in diverse forms. Understanding different types is crucial for R&D teams to foster creativity and uncover missed opportunities. This guide explores 25 key types of innovation in management frameworks.

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Top 5 Reasons For Data Science Project Failure

Piyanka Jain

Whether you are a seasoned data scientist or a business executive with a significant investment in analytics, chances are you’ve seen the… Continue reading on DataSeries ».

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How to Influence Without Power – Tim Herbig on The Product Experience

Mind the Product

Tim Herbig has made many mistakes (who hasn’t?). Fortunately for us, Tim not only owns up to his mistakes, he’s written a book to help the rest of us avoid making the same ones. We’ve all had issues with how to work best – not only within our individual teams, but with the rest of the organisation as well. In our conversation, he shares some simple and practical methods to diagnose when you have a problem and how to solve it.

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Scott Cook, Michelangelo and More Strong Product Influences

The Product Guy

Excerpts from our conversation with The Best Product Person of 2018, Brian Crofts. > What key people helped shape you into the product manager you are today? Scott Cook, Founder of Intuit. Clayton Christensen, author, a professor at Harvard Business School, an expert on innovation and growth. Eric Ries, entrepreneur, blogger, and author of The Lean Startup.

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Navigating the Leap from Big Tech to Startups — Advice from a Former Google and Flipkart Exec

First Round Review

Punit Soni cut his teeth as a product leader at large companies such Google, Motorola and Flipkart before venturing out on his own to found Suki, a healthcare startup. Here, he shares his observations on the differences between the two experiences, noting what surprised him, what he felt unprepared for, and what aspiring entrepreneurs should consider as they look to make a similar leap from big to small.

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How sales development is being transformed by automation

Intercom, Inc.

Historically, the role of the sales development representative (SDR) has been to collect qualification criteria so they can determine if a prospect is promising enough to be introduced to an account executive. However, SDRs today, especially at Intercom, are doing much more than that – they are accelerating the sale by providing prospects with value early on. “Now sales teams can automate away so many of the tasks that used to be manual and repetitive” Thanks to automation technology

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Launching LLM-Based Products: From Concept to Cash in 90 Days

Speaker: Christophe Louvion, Chief Product & Technology Officer of NRC Health and Tony Karrer, CTO at Aggregage

Christophe Louvion, Chief Product & Technology Officer of NRC Health, is here to take us through how he guided his company's recent experience of getting from concept to launch and sales of products within 90 days. In this exclusive webinar, Christophe will cover key aspects of his journey, including: LLM Development & Quick Wins 🤖 Understand how LLMs differ from traditional software, identifying opportunities for rapid development and deployment.

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Product Growth = People Growth by Nilan Peiris

Mind the Product

In this #mtpengage Manchester talk, Nilan Peiris of Transferwise talks about simultaneously growing a business and growing its people, and how the two aren’t at all mutually exclusive – in fact, it’s the exact opposite. Money transfer service Transferwise has undergone phenomenal growth and now moves over £3 billion a month, saving its customers more than £3 million a day in bank fees.

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Failure of Today’s Product Management Tools

The Product Guy

There is Photoshop and InDesign for designers, GitHub for developers, Jira for project managers, what is there for product managers? Watch as we learn more from product management expert, Jordan Bergtraum.

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5 Reasons Not to Be a PM

The Product Coalition

Photo by Tim Gouw on Unsplash OK, I am not fond of lists like this. Every item on a “not to” list you can typically turn around and you have a “to” list. I’m trying hard for that not to be the case, but I might fail. Product management is a tough profession. So there is some value in thinking specifically about why it’s tough. Even if you can indeed turn every item on this list around.

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Happy International Women’s Day from Intercom

Intercom, Inc.

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day, when the world acknowledges the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The first International Women’s Day (IWD) took place in 1911 and was supported by more than 1 million people in Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. Today, IWD belongs to everyone, everywhere – including everyone at Intercom!

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An Architect’s Guide for Selecting Scalable, Data-Layer Technologies

There’s no getting around it: selecting the right foundational data-layer components is crucial for long-term application success. That’s why we developed this white paper to give you insights into four key open-source technologies – Apache Cassandra®, Apache Kafka®, Apache Spark™, and OpenSearch® – and how to leverage them for lasting success. Discover everything you’ll want to know about scalable, data-layer technologies: Learn when to choose these technologies and when to avoid them Explore h

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User Research and Psychology by Mona Patel

Mind the Product

Mona Patel is the customer experience expert behind the UX-led innovation and design company Motivate Design. She uses her knowledge of design research and ergonomics to deliver “mind-spinning” solutions to companies with customer-related research problems. But how does she spin their minds? How does she find the insights inside their data? She naturalises the research contexts.

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Finding Inspiration in the Journey

The Product Guy

Excerpts from our conversation with The Best Product Person of 2018, Brian Crofts. Watch now and see why he is counted amongst the ranks of the best in product management. More to Come. The Best Product Person (TBPP) is the leading international award honoring excellence in Product Management. Established in 2010, TBPP is awarded annually in association with The Product Guy and The Product Group.

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Navigating the Leap from Big Tech to Startups — Advice from a Former Google and Flipkart Exec

First Round Review

Punit Soni cut his teeth as a product leader at large companies such Google, Motorola and Flipkart before venturing out on his own to found Suki, a healthcare startup. Here, he shares his observations on the differences between the two experiences, noting what surprised him, what he felt unprepared for, and what aspiring entrepreneurs should consider as they look to make a similar leap from big to small.

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What PMs Can Learn From Military Veterans

ProductCraft

What can this guy … possibly teach this guy about creative product work? I am a product manager at IBM; in a past life, I led Intelligence and Operations in the US Marine Corps. During my military experience, I learned some helpful lessons that have helped frame my work in product. I’d like to share some. The post What PMs Can Learn From Military Veterans appeared first on ProductCraft by Pendo.

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Pricing for Profit: How to Set, Negotiate, and Succeed

Speaker: Igli Laci, Strategic Finance Leader

In today’s competitive market, pricing is more than just a number — it’s the cornerstone of profitability. The right pricing strategy ensures that you capture the true value of your offering, paving the way for sustainable growth and long-term success. Join Igli Laci, Strategic Finance Leader, in this exclusive session where he will explore how a well-crafted pricing approach balances customer perception with business objectives, creating a powerful tool for securing both competitive advantage a

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A Product Manager’s Approach to Building Integrations for SaaS Software

Mind the Product

Software as a service (SaaS) has become much more attractive to customers as SaaS companies embrace the idea of offering rich integrations with other platforms. All of which means that open APIs have become an important aspect in driving growth, because a stellar API means that it becomes easier to integrate with your SaaS. Easy authentication and the use of REST hooks will lower the barriers for other web applications to build and offer connections to your web app, which opens up avenues to att

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How to Define a Clear IoT Vision

Daniel Elizalde IoT Blog

In this episode of the IoT Product Leadership podcast, we discuss how to define a clear IoT vision. Today I have not one, but two incredible Product experts in the show. My guests are Bruce McCarthy and C. Todd Lombardo. Bruce and C. Todd are experienced Product Leaders and co-authors of the book: Product Roadmaps Relaunched, which […]. The post How to Define a Clear IoT Vision appeared first on Daniel Elizalde.

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Reverse Interview

Ask Benny

Take control of your career by interviewing your employer. Many have written about what qualities they are looking for in a product manager and how they recruit them. I promise to write my own take on this at some point. This time I want to take another angle. When I mentor product managers or talk with my colleagues, many times their greatest challenge is that the culture of their company ties their hands.

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Building and Managing an Effective Remote Product Team

ProductCraft

For 30 minutes three times a week, the team at 15Five gets together for all-hands meetings. Wednesdays start with a 5-minute meditation. And Fridays are reserved for questions and storytelling—the opportunity to connect as human beings working toward the same goal. If that seems like a lot of getting together for a software company of. The post Building and Managing an Effective Remote Product Team appeared first on ProductCraft by Pendo.

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Maximize Supply Chain Spend & Asset Utilization with Innovative Test Automation

Connected devices are emerging at an explosive rate exerting pressure on larger operators; however, some organizations cannot continue to purchase the latest & greatest devices without ramifications. The introduction of automated test technology drives the optimization of supply chain expenditures leveraging forward & reverse logistics paths. Adopting innovative test automation tools addresses these challenges by providing robust solutions for testing the interoperability, performance, & securit

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How to Further Your Product Management Career in Asia

Mind the Product

Like everywhere else in the world, digital product managers are in high demand in Asia. It’s still a relatively new role in this part of the world and the supply of local talent is limited. Not many people have heard of product management let alone know what it takes to be good at it. Like me, most of them seem to have found their way into it by accident.

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Why You Should Take Service Design Into Account When Thinking About UX

UX Studio

What comes to mind when you hear “UX”? I’d guess you imagine someone sitting in front of a computer designing digital products with the help of suitable software. But do you think about service design? Maybe you even think of a group of people brainstorming or holding workshops overflowing with super colored sticky notes. Well, I have to say your imagination has not erred.

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From conversion to retention: industry experts on improving your onboarding

Intercom, Inc.

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Should Every Company Have a CPO?

ProductCraft Debates

CPOs are not new. But the explosion of SaaS combined with the evolution of product management as a discipline has resulted in the rise of the Chief Product Officer into prominence. As product teams come out of the shadows of marketing and engineering, executive recruiters are seeing increased demand for C-level product roles. But plenty of companies.

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Enhance Customer Value: Unleash Your Data’s Potential

The complexity of financial data, the need for real-time insight, and the demand for user-friendly visualizations can seem daunting when it comes to analytics - but there is an easier way. With Logi Symphony, we aim to turn these challenges into opportunities. Our platform empowers you to seamlessly integrate advanced data analytics, generative AI, data visualization, and pixel-perfect reporting into your applications, transforming raw data into actionable insights.

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Preparing for the Associate Product Manager interview—Hamsa Pillai, Google APM

PMLesson's Ace the PM Interview

Hamsa Pillai is a senior at Duke University and will be heading off in the fall to join Google as an Associate Product Manager. In this Path to PM blog post, Hamsa and Stephen discuss how to ace the undergraduate associate product management interview. Tell us about your current PM career. I’m still a senior in college at Duke, but I’m going to be an associate product manager (APM) at Google starting this fall.

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Outcome-driven product roadmap

The Product Coalition

Many organizations struggle with roadmaps, finding them difficult to maintain and hardly ever coming true. They say, a roadmap in its first edition barely resembles what they get in the end. It all misleads into believing that the product roadmap is just some mumbo jumbo that has little in common with real business problems. Those not given up the fight, experiment with crossbreeds of the roadmap and the release plan.

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Introducing Dependencies (BETA)

Roadmunk

Dependencies exist in every project and initiative. Between teams, initiatives, deliverables—you name it: the combinations and levels of complexity are endless. That’s why we’re bringing you a way to identify highly dependent items early in the planning stage. By creating relationships and highlighting these risks earlier, you can be sure that your team is clear on what needs to be done, who is doing what, and what needs to be finished.