Product Managers Get Ready To Change Where They Get Data From
Google has announced that they will be collecting less information on users of their Chrome browser and this means that product managers have to get that data somewhere else
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Product Managers Start To Get Ready For New Data Rules In The EU
Product managers who sell products in the EU need to be aware that there are new rules for products with artificial intelligence that will need to be followed
FitBit Product Managers Look For Ways To Be Successful In The Future
The FibBit product managers have been very successful and now Apple is moving into their territory and so they have partnered with Google
Amazon’s Product Managers Take On Health Data With Alexa
The product managers at Amazon have a bit of a problem on their hands right now. They have a popular voice activated device called Alexa
Forget Social Media – Product Managers Are Focusing On Email Again
Welcome to the era of Google and Facebook. Product managers have had to learn to live in a world that is dominated by these firms.
Product Managers Start To Deal With The Virtual Assistant Problem
So when you walk into the space that you live in, what’s the first thing that you do? For many of us, the first thing
Product Managers Deal With The Microsoft Office Problem
How about a quick show of hands: who uses Microsoft Office every day? Hmm, I believe that I see just about everyone’s hands in the
Product Managers At Tech Giants Try To Not Anger Banks With New Products
Just imagine if you were a product manager at one of the big technology firms out there (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Oracle, etc.). You would always
Google Product Managers Look For The Next Big Thing
I’m going to assume that by now we all have some form of a smartphone in our possession. No matter what type of smartphone you
How To Best Meet The Needs Of The Connected Consumer
How to best meet the needs of the connected consumer isn’t just a product managers dilemma, nor just a marketing executive or UX design professionals.