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Is Product Management Certification Worth It?

Productside

That’s why we conducted a survey of 200 product managers across industries like finance, healthcare, and tech to better understand the value. At Productside, we care deeply about helping product professionals grow in their careers. The post Is Product Management Certification Worth It?

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How Product Management Strategy Turns Struggles into Structure

Productside

It promised to help employers and healthcare providers support employee WellNest with physical and financial tools. They created proto-personas across their three key customer groups (HR managers, employees, and healthcare providers), then ran empathy interviews and used Jobs to Be Done to uncover true pain points. But growth stalled.

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Don’t Forget the ‘Up’ in Bottom-up Planning

The Product Coalition

Because we started selling to healthcare companies. Why did you start selling to healthcare companies? In the example above, you will probably find additional features that map nicely into ‘the healthcare opportunity’. Because our customers started asking about it. Because they seem to be more security-aware. What has changed?

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Mergers & Acquisitions in Product Management: How to Navigate Growth & Integration

Productside

In this edition of Productside Stories , we dig into Brians 30-year legacy of building, integrating, and supercharging product portfolios across healthcare, software, media, and government. Meet Brian Fugere , a pro whos navigated the high-stakes terrain of M&A more times than he can count.

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Using Data & Analytics for Improving Healthcare Innovation and Outcomes

In the rapidly evolving healthcare industry, delivering data insights to end users or customers can be a significant challenge for product managers, product owners, and application team developers. The complexity of healthcare data, the need for real-time analytics, and the demand for user-friendly interfaces can often seem overwhelming.

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Why manual feedback workflows are costing you time (and customers)

Alchemer Mobile

Slower responses that let small issues turn into big problems Imagine a gamer reporting a lag spike or a healthcare app user stuck during account creation. And the stakes are high: research shows that 59% of customers will walk away after several bad experiences—and 17% after just one ( PwC, 2023 ).

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Has ROI killed UX?

UX Planet

Poor UX can lead to catastrophic outcomes in industries like healthcare, transport, and nuclearenergy. The humanROI The risk of an ROI-centric approach is that it shifts the focus from designing meaningful experiences to creating experiences for short-term financial gains. Take the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, for instance.

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Artificial Intelligence & Product Management

Learn about how AI fits on the product roadmap, including amazing products in healthcare, financial services, and more. And discover some of the biggest roadblocks for AI products, and why ignoring AI might limit a product’s scaling potential.

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Use Cases for Apache Cassandra®

From understanding its distributed architecture to unlocking its incredible power for industries like healthcare, finance, retail and more, experience how Cassandra® can transform your entire data operations.

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Data Science Fails: Building AI You Can Trust

AI has the power to transform countless industries — including the healthcare, banking, insurance, and public service sectors, to name just a few — by introducing new efficiencies and revealing new opportunities for companies to solve problems.

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A PM’s Guide to Forging an Outcome-Driven Product Team

Speaker: Kim Antelo, Transformation Coach

In this webinar, Transformational Coach Kim Antelo will walk through a case study of a healthcare company with lofty OKRs, but with little tie-back to the product performance. The best product teams evaluate themselves not by the quantity or speed with which they release new features, but by how much those features add value.