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The decade software ate the world

Intercom, Inc.

When Apple started using the catchphrase “There’s an app for that” in 2009 to convey the breadth and variety of apps available in its App Store, we could barely begin to picture just how true that would become – well over half the time spent online in the US is spent on smartphone apps. . And then there’s messaging.

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Winning product analytics

Mixpanel

In 2009, when Mixpanel was founded, the world was in a period of uncertainty and still facing the Great Recession. Achieving our next leaps and continuing to define the future for product analytics will require the same hard work and handshakes that have gotten us this far. Being the best for our customers.

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How to be a great product manager during a recession

Product Management Unpacked

The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Business Cycle Dating Committee, the group entrusted to call the start and end dates of a recession, defines a recession as “a significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy, lasting more than a few months.” The Great Recession (December 2007- June 2009).

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5 Lessons in Designing Physical Products for Software Product Managers

Mind the Product

In 2009, I’d already had 15-year career in the tech industry, mainly as a product manager at software companies like Microsoft and Adobe. But that year, I decided to take the plunge into physical products, launching KOR Water with my partner Eric Barnes. Can you make it just as cool and differentiated as your product?

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Best User Retention Tools & Software to Keep More Customers

Userpilot

And that can leave product managers feeling a little bit like visitors to this town in Ireland. All successful product managers are concerned about retention. So picking the best user retention tools and software depends on a lot of factors specific to your business and your product. But look: they’re all great products.

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Best User Retention Tools to Keep More Customers

Userpilot

And that can leave product managers feeling a little bit like visitors to this town in Ireland. All successful product managers are concerned about retention. So picking the best user retention tools depends on a lot of factors specific to your business and your product. But look: they’re all great products.

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GV’s Kate Aronowitz and Vanessa Cho on leading through design

Intercom, Inc.

Both are design partners at GV (launched as Google Ventures in 2009 as the venture capital arm of Alphabet, Inc.), From there I went to LinkedIn, where I became their first Head of Design, helped add user research, and built out their design discipline. ” to “I’m having to influence my product manager.