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Building Search Products With Machine Learning – Shakhina Pulatova

Mind the Product

In the second part of her talk, Shakhina shares how she approaches the challenge of finding and discovering opportunity and the machine learning models she uses to create solutions. You’ll spend time in the nitty, gritty, micro-experiences and exercise your systems thinking skills. Finding and Discovering Opportunity.

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The decade software ate the world

Intercom, Inc.

Perhaps Game of Thrones will be remembered less for its shock twists or disappointing finale than for being the last show of its kind, the final exercise in collective televisual entertainment. The Iron Throne, it turns out, was our shared attention, and that too is melting away under the fierce heat of our distracted world. The decade ahead.

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431: How to use Jobs-to-be-Done rankings – with Doug Stone

Product Innovation Educators

We’ve been able to use artificial intelligence to do much of this, but currently we do this as a workshop with clients. This is a great empathy exercise for clients, but it’s not worth the time. Go through a diverge-converge process. We get about 10 categories.

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Modern Project Management for Product Managers

Sachin Rekhi

This exercise facilitates long-term thinking into where you ultimately aspire to go, but also forces a very real trade-off discussion of whether the next year is going to be the year that you start to take on some of these longer-term objectives or not. This is undoubtably a tough exercise, but putting a number out there is important.

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How to Create a Revenue Plan With Sales In 5 Steps

Product Management University

Let’s say you have an artificial intelligence (AI) software platform. Identify Your Most Lucrative Markets Here’s a simple exercise. If you take a more methodical market-driven approach to determining your sales goals, it’s easier to create an execution plan to meet them. You just have to look at the market a little differently.

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Product Managers Look For New Ways To Detect Counterfeits

The Accidental Product Manager

More and more the role of spotting counterfeits is being filled by artificial-intelligence algorithms that have studied every angle of tens of thousands of bags, shoes and other items that are often knocked off. Companies are developing machine-learning tools to help protect shoppers. Then the pandemic hit.

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Technical Literacy: A Practical Guide for Product Managers

The Product Coalition

Learning syntax is not necessary anymore, as AI is here to help in any coding exercise. While AI is a vast topic, I suggest you start with the classic courses of Andrew ng (the godfather of AI): Introduction to Machine Learning: [link] And move up from there according to your organization’s needs and personal taste.