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Who is Marty Cagan: Background, Books, Product Management Tips, and More

Userpilot

Marty Cagan is a popular name in the product management world. Beyond his corporate endeavors, Marty’s passion for nurturing talent and fostering innovation led him to found the Silicon Valley Product Group (SVPG) in 2002. Who is Marty Cagan? Marty Cagan is a well-known figure in the product management and technology industry.

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Top Cross-Platform App Development Companies in 2020

The Product Coalition

It has been recently named the Top Mobile App Development Company by TechReviewer.co , Top App Developer in Chicago by Clutch.co , and Top App Development Company by The Manifest. It has been recently named one of the best mobile app development companies in the world by The Manifest , TechReviewer.co , GoodFirms , and Softwareworld.co

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Gibson Biddle – Wicked Hard Decisions at Netflix

Mind the Product

In 2002, Netflix went public. There was a major anthrax scare in 2002, making people afraid to open their mail. Amazon, however, was already a huge established company and household name. Since that was the time that DVDs were starting to show up, he thought that maybe they could be mailed as well.

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500: Evolving trends in product management: What every PM and VP Needs to Know – with Tony Ulwick

Product Innovation Educators

Ulwick introduced the opportunity algorithm in a 2002 Harvard Business Review article. Tony also has 12 patents to his name. This simple calculation helps prioritize needs based on importance and satisfaction scores. It’s been about 93.5% effective in spotting the best opportunities for innovation.

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Venture Funds Arrive in the Mastodon Space

Crafty CTO

Gruber had just written a short piece about Medium launching their own Mastodon server – with the fun, short domain name of me.dm. You know which ones aren’t dead from 2002? I recently had a Mastodon exchange with John Gruber of Daring Fireball (and Markdown ) fame. The new server will be open to those with paid Medium accounts.

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CX pioneer Jeanne Bliss on building customer-centric businesses

Intercom, Inc.

I’ve been coaching leaders around the world since 2002. I had left Microsoft in 2002 and had started doing a lot of public speaking. As somebody whose surname is Reddy, I always appreciate someone with a word that can be used in a website for their name. After that, I wrote four books. One part data, one part empathy.

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Collection, Analysis, Action: A Beginner’s Guide to the Product Stack

Mixpanel

Since 2002, they have helped both scale-ups and large enterprises achieve their conversion, engagement, and retention goals. The power of free—and what is actually a really good tool—meant that, for many years, Google Analytics was the only name in town for those who didn’t have an enterprise-level analytics budgets.