3 Steps Product Managers Can Take To Make Innovation Happen For Their Product
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How To Get Others To Do Your Product Innovation For You
“Be more innovative” – how many times has your management told you that? Although being innovative isn’t really part of the product development definition, product
How Product Managers Can Bring Innovation To Their Products
“Be more innovative” – how many times has your management told you that? Although being innovative isn’t really part of the product development definition, product
Fast Product Management Lessons From A Porsche 911
This is the kind of story that I really like – it has a Porsche in it! Hopefully everyone know who Porsche is. They are
A Trash Company Show Product Managers How To Do Pricing
How much does your product cost? Is it the right price? Both of these questions are a part of the product development definition. As product
Picture Perfect Product Management
Just imagine if you were a product manager who was in charge of film for cameras. Your world used to be great: everyone needed film
What Starbucks Can Teach Product Managers About How People Pay For Your Product
By now everyone knows who Starbucks is – they are the company that sells coffee, a lot of it, and makes a ton of cash
What Product Managers Can Learn From A Handgun
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been working with clients who are trying to enter new markets by copying products that are already
Product Managers Need To Understand That Loyal Customers Are Not Always Profitable Customers
Every product manager out there would like to have more customers. In fact, the best kind of customer that we’d like to have are those
5 Things That Are Wrong With Your Product’s Business Plan
Love ’em or hate ’em, business plans are a part of every product manager’s life. They should be a part of every company’s product development