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The Value Assessment Framework (Part 2)

The Product Coalition

Here is a simple framework to help you understand what they need, and more importantly — where are your current gaps. The Value Assessment Framework (Part 2) was originally published in Product Coalition on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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The Secret Product Management Framework

The Secret PM Handbook

In this post, I share a simple model or framework to answer this question. I’ve found the model to be very powerful in my career, and I hope it’s helpful to you. ” (It’s in our name, right?) The first box in the Secret Product Management Framework. The Secret Product Management Framework. Why is it “secret?”

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Try a Semantic Approach to Naming GitHub Repositories

Modus Create

As part of a recent customer engagement, we were tasked with defining a naming convention for GitHub repositories. Up to this point, each project team had used whatever convention (or none) they liked to define the repository name, leading to a situation where there was a lack of consistency across the GitHub organization. Consistent.

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Methods and Frameworks Product Managers Should Know: Part 2 of 2

The Product Coalition

If you’re looking to improve your team's work, a product management framework can be an excellent starting point. A framework is a set of guidelines or principles that can help guide your team’s decisions and provide a common understanding for all team members. Example of Applying DACI Framework 2. DACI What is it?

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How to Create A Value Proposition: A Four Step Framework

The Product Coalition

Let’s see how we approach this topic with a simplified, four-step framework. Once we have a somewhat more precise picture of our target users, we can begin naming the most promising assumptions about their pains and needs and then dig deeper to test those assumptions. Job To Be Done framework is a proper technique here.

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Understanding Customer Needs: The ‘Jobs-to-be-Done’ (JTBD) Framework

The Product Coalition

By adopting the Jobs-to-be-done framework into your product development work, you and your team can enhance your problem-solving skills and address customer needs with confidence. The Jobs-to-be-done (JTBD) framework is a requirements definition activity that empowers startups and other businesses to build products customers truly want.

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The Secret Product Management Framework

The Secret PM Handbook

In this post, I share a simple model or framework to answer this question. I’ve found the model to be very powerful in my career, and I hope it’s helpful to you. ” (It’s in our name, right?) The first box in the Secret Product Management Framework. The Secret Product Management Framework. Why is it “secret?”

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