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ONE THING on Roadmap Resolution

Product Culture

Heres a resolution: If you are starting this year with a product roadmap (or at least working on one), update regularly throughout the year. Regular roadmap updates set the expectation within your organization that you are constantly learning and adjusting accordingly. But how often should you update your roadmap?

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Managing infrastructure costs as your company grows

Intercom, Inc.

Startups are designed to grow quickly, but high growth rates can generate huge costs as new infrastructure is introduced and scaled to meet demand. This team can take on the everyday management of your infrastructure costs, for example: Developing a savings plan policy for your top-tier infrastructure. Invest in the process.

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TEI 207: How product managers become change managers – with Amy Radin

Product Innovation Educators

You also need to overcome policy, process, and governance that was not built to accommodate innovation. This happens all the time in the startup world. It’s important to have your metrics and test plans in place and make sure they are part of your product roadmap. 13:30] The model you outline in the book has nine parts.

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37 Roadmap Tips to Align Stakeholders

ProductPlan

There are many ways to build a roadmap and many types of roadmaps you can make. Roadmaps for sales and marketing tout new functionality and minimize the time spent on technical debt and scalability. Roadmaps for sales and marketing tout new functionality and minimize the time spent on technical debt and scalability.

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The ugly side of growth – how to scale your sales team sustainably

Intercom, Inc.

If you’re reading this, you might be familiar with Paul Graham’s famous article “ Startup=Growth ,” where he lays out the difference between traditional businesses and startups. Paul Graham puts it like this: “A startup is a company designed to grow fast”. Making sure culture scales as you grow. Are you prepared to invest?

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Outsourced Software Product Development: A Comprehensive Guide

Arkenea

Businesses of all sizesfrom startups to Fortune500 companies recognize that external development teams can drive efficiency, innovation, and strategic focus. This can include: Product strategy: Roadmap definition, market research, feature prioritization. Examples in Practice Startups often outsource MVP development to launch quickly.

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Bain Public to take part in a Product Management Conversation with Startup Grind Montréal

Bain Public

(Montréal, Canada) – Paul Ortchanian, Founder, CEO, Head of Product of Bain Public joins Cédric Tawil, Director at Startup Grind Montreal , in a fireside chat discussing what the future of product management holds and how businesses can prepare for it. This fireside event is hosted by Cédric Tawil from Startup Grind Montreal.