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2018 on Inside Intercom

Intercom, Inc.

“The journey from startup to scale-up is a fascinating story, and we thoroughly enjoy sharing our perspective, our insights and our experiences” The journey from startup to scale-up is a fascinating story, and we thoroughly enjoy sharing our perspective, our insights and our experiences as we continue on that journey.

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Mental Models for Product Managers – Part 2

The Secret PM Handbook

Who the product is for (the market). This is the classic framework from Geoffrey Moore’s Crossing the Chasm. The Three Laws of Marketing Physics: For the best chance of success, your product should have 1) an Overt Benefit, 2) a Dramatic Difference, 3) a Real Reason To Believe. What are the four components?

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Why do product teams need to master rapid prototyping?

DISQO

In his groundbreaking book, The Lean Startup, Eric Ries illustrates how entrepreneurs can build and launch minimal versions of their products optimized to generate reliable feedback before iterating on those products. However, startups are very different from large companies.

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Lewis Lin’s Favorite Books for PMs

Product Bookshelf

Thinkertoys: A Handbook of Creative-Thinking Techniques. Don’t be afraid to start from scratch, adapt observed ideas, and use the Thinkertoys frameworks to unlock your imagination. Separate design from programming and focus on the vision, rather than using existing mechanical frameworks. by Michael Michalko. by Susan Weinschenk.

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Why do product teams need to master rapid prototyping?

DISQO

In his groundbreaking book, The Lean Startup, Eric Ries illustrates how entrepreneurs can build and launch minimal versions of their products optimized to generate reliable feedback before iterating on those products. However, startups are very different from large companies.

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Why do product teams need to master rapid prototyping?

DISQO

In his groundbreaking book, The Lean Startup, Eric Ries illustrates how entrepreneurs can build and launch minimal versions of their products optimized to generate reliable feedback before iterating on those products. However, startups are very different from large companies.

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How to declutter product portfolios with modular productization

The Product Coalition

As markets become more segmented, companies scale by trying to meet segmented needs. Imagine if a different team was building a new chip from scratch, it’d mean a significantly longer development cycle, higher cost, new marketing messaging, and ultimately a more complex portfolio. What is modular productization?