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If I Were Building a Product Marketing Organization From the Ground Up

Product Management University

If I were building a product marketing organization from the ground up, I’d consider myself lucky. Most product marketing leaders inherit a team and then face the task of shaping it to meet their ideal make-up and the desired goals of the organization. Here’s the big dilemma if you’re leading a product marketing team.

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The Most Disruptive Trends in Automotive Software Development in 2019

The Product Coalition

Digital transformation processes are happening across all industries and the automotive sector isn’t an exception. The last year was challenging for automotive sales, showing no increase in sold units at all, according to Statista. Only Uber’s market value as of May 2018 increased to the impressive $72 billion.

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How Blockchain Is Transforming Marketing: Four Effective Ways

The Product Coalition

Four years ago, Toyota partnered with analytics firm Lucidity to track marketing campaigns. The automotive giant entrusted customer data to a blockchain platform, allowing it to monitor the movement of advertising money. The technology paid off by pointing out unscrupulous web bots and other fraudulent sources to Toyota marketers.

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Product Positioning for Product Managers

Department of Product

Product Positioning for Product Managers Why an understanding of how your product is positioned is critical A key responsibility for Product Managers is to define how their products are positioned in the market. This is the result of unique product positioning. Mark Frohnmayer is the Founder and CEO of Arcimoto.

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447: Better product portfolio management – with Gareth Bradley

Product Innovation Educators

The traditional world is where the structure of portfolios is around projects—how a work item starts, is worked upon, and is delivered to the market. You work in the product development lifecycle, thinking about a continuous evolution of a product or service that goes into market. There are two worlds. The development cycle is long.

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How to be more innovative | Sam Schillace (Microsoft deputy CTO, creator of Google Docs)

Lenny Rachitsky

While at Google, Sam helped lead many of Google’s consumer products, including Gmail, Blogger, PageCreator, Picasa, Reader, Groups, and more recently Maps and Google Automotive Services. Sam was also a principal investor at Google Ventures, has founded six startups, and was the SVP of engineering at Box through their IPO.

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6 Ways Your Business can Benefit from Negative Reviews

Alchemer Mobile

Now that we’ve established that you won’t be able to save yourself from negative feedback (nor should you try to do so), it’s important to mention that you can always balance the scales with positive reviews. You can solicit positive reviews from people who love your app and intercept (and stop) negative feedback from unhappy customers.