Can Department Store Product Managers Use The Internet To Save Their Stores?
In this wonderful modern age in which we are all living, just about anything can be purchased online. However, there is a downside to this.
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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
Product Managers Race To Provide One-Day Delivery
As product managers, we all spend our time trying to better understand what our customers really want. This can be a tricky thing to do.
Amazon Product Managers Have Grocery Store Dreams
The product managers at Amazon have a big problem on their hands. The company, which is already huge, wants to keep on growing. What this
Moving Beyond Mobile: Uber, Tesla, eBay And More Discuss Engaging Digital Strategies
Mobile-first thinking is finished, your customer has moved beyond using one device. The most successful brands are now those who understand the connected consumer and
How To Find More Customers For Your Product
Just exactly what does a product manager job description say that we have to do? Yes yes, we are responsible for creating our product development
What Is A USP And Why Is It Important To Product Managers?
Congratulations, you are managing a good product. It might even be a great product. However, when it comes time for one of your potential customers
Parachute Product Management
So we all know that product manager always have to be prepared to deal with the situation that both they and their product find themselves
Paper Trail: How Product Managers Saved The Company
Welcome to the 21st Century. There are a lot of products that, despite having had a good product development definition at one time, have gone
How To Make Your Product Stand Out In An RFP Response
Please buy my product. No, I really mean it – go out now and buy my product! Sadly, this technique of simply asking your customers