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A great product is just the starting point. The real game-changer? A Go-to-Market (GTM) strategy that drives alignment, adapts to shifting market dynamics, and delivers long-term results. Our recent webinar revealed a common truth: many organizations struggle with GTM execution. 44% of attendees identified validating product-market fit as their biggest challenge, while 65% admitted their.
Imagine this: Its your first day as a product manager at a new company. You sit at your desk, open your laptop, and are immediately greeted with a flood of Slack messages. Your manager wants a roadmap update, engineering has questions about priorities, and stakeholders are asking about timelines. Its Day 1, and the weight of the role hits you. Youve been hired to bring clarity, strategy, and impactbut where do you start?
Imagine this: Its your first day as a product manager at a new company. You sit at your desk, open your laptop, and are immediately greeted with a flood of Slack messages. Your manager wants a roadmap update, engineering has questions about priorities, and stakeholders are asking about timelines. Its Day 1, and the weight of the role hits you. Youve been hired to bring clarity, strategy, and impactbut where do you start?
Sustainability is not a new term in business by any means. Still, it is a concept that continues to make waves across industries. For product manufacturing industry , sustainability refers to both the products and the operations. For example, manufacturing companies can focus on conserving energy and natural resources and prioritize social and economic responsibility to support sustainable manufacturing initiatives.
Frustrated sessions and frustrated users. We all have them. They churn, leave negative reviews and bad word-of-mouth. Studies even show 88% of users are less likely to return after a bad experience, and 13% will tell at least 15 people about their frustration. But here’s the problem: instead of seeing these users as valuable sources of insight, we often just try to appease them when they make themselves known.
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