Can Product Managers Find A Way To Make A Better Burger?
I’m pretty sure that we’ve all had that feeling: it’s the “I want a burger” feeling. I’m not sure if I can really describe what
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What Can Product Managers Do When Burgers Cost Too Much?
Think about it for just a moment: just exactly what goes into making a good hamburger? We’re basically talking about three sets of ingredients: a
What Do Starbucks Product Managers Have To Do To Keep Growth Going?
Wouldn’t it be great to be a product manager at Starbucks? Well, if you liked coffee it would be a great job. For the past
Can Starbuck’s Product Managers Take It Upscale?
Doesn’t it seem as though the Starbucks coffee shops are just about everywhere by now? There are even some streets that have two of them:
What Can McDonalds Product Managers Do To Capture Young Customers?
The product managers at McDonald’s have a problem on their hands. A recent study revealed that among younger burger eaters, the millennials, only one in
Why McDonald’s Is Losing The Burger War And What Their Product Managers Can Do About It
The product managers over at McDonalds have a problem on their hands. Yes, they work for one of the most successful companies in the world.
Going Mobile In China: Is This A Good Idea For McDonalds And Yum?
Let’s face it – being a product manager at a billion dollar global restaurant firm cannot be an easy job. Over at both McDonalds and
Will Offering Breakfast All Day Help To Save McDonalds?
The product managers over at McDonalds have a problem on their hands. Yes, they are working for one of the world’s most successful restaurant companies.
McDonald’s Product Managers Have A Breakfast Problem On Their Hands
Let’s face it, McDonald’s won the battle for breakfast a long time ago. For McDonald’s, breakfast is a big part of where they make their
The Problem That Product Managers Have With Super-Sized Products
So how did your product start out? I suspect that your company discovered that a group of potential customers had a problem, created a product