Pay-TV Product Managers Struggle With Changing Times
Pay-TV product managers are struggling as their customers see their bill going up and cut the cord and go over to streaming services
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Can NBC Product Managers Make The Olympics An All Year Event?
If there is one television program that just about everyone watches, after the Superbowl it’s probably the Olympics. These sporting events bring the best athletes
Sprint Product Managers Try To Take On AT&T And Verizon
Being a product manager who works in the highly competitive wireless market has got to be a struggle every day. There are not a lot
Comcast Discovers How To Reconnect Cord Cutters
By now I would think that you’ve heard about the so-called “cord cutters” who are out there. If you are a product manager working for
Can Product Managers Bring A Product Back From The Dead?
There’s one aspect of being a product manager that we don’t spend enough time talking about. Killing products. Yes, you heard me correctly. We talk
Bar Code Scanner Product Managers Find A Way To Grow Their Market
Product managers for bar code scanners have it pretty good these days. Their products are in high demand by companies such as Amazon who operate
How Can Product Managers Turn A Competitor’s Advantage Against Them?
As product managers sometimes we have to sit back and just watch our competition execute a fantastic marketing program. Due to limitations that might be
Verizon Product Managers Show The Dangers Of Trying To Be Too Cool
Just in case you didn’t hear about it, Verizon is rolling out a new wireless service that they are calling “go90”. The name comes from
Is Offering Your Customers Bait Ever A Good Idea For A Product Manager?
I’m pretty sure that you are like me – you think that based on your product development definition your product is the best one out
Are AT&T Wireless Product Managers Getting More Customers The Right Way?
How would you like to have the job of being a product manager at a wireless service provider? Admittedly, it would be an exciting job.