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Building a Great Product Management Organization

Melissa Perri

I look at four dimensions for robust Product Organizations: Product Organizational Design Product Strategy Product Operations Product Culture Inside each of these are a few capabilities that are then broken down further into sub-capabilities that help me pinpoint where the issues are.

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Product Portfolio Management & the Strategic Ripple Effect 9 of 10 – The Best Product Launches Launch the Story, Not the Product

Product Management University

The best product launches are like the cream cheese frosting on a decadent chocolate cake! enabled product or feature set and everyone’s totally energized over the upcoming announcement and marketing launch activities. The new product is going to boost your differentiation in the competitive space. All good, right?

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How bad Ideas get on the Roadmap

Mind the Product

So how do we all get to that point where we have caveats against multiple items on the product roadmap – and more importantly what do we do to mitigate it? Managing the “Shadow Product Team”. Practically all roadmaps will include a few things that fall outside the core product vision.

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Communicate Your Vision with an Internal Roadmap

The Product Coalition

Photo by Denise Jans on Unsplash There is a misconception that building a roadmap will define a product’s future. Your vision of the future should bring clarity to your roadmap. That approach works fine until your sales team gets on the phone to tell a customer about the Next Big Thing. So why build a roadmap at all?

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How to be a Great Product Leader

Sachin Rekhi

Shift your individual focus from design and execution to vision and strategy. I think one of the first challenges that new product leaders face is understanding exactly the division of labor between themselves and their team members. Doing this right means a lot more than simply supporting your team.

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Feature Death, Next Feature Fallacy & The Build Trap – Why Nobody is Using Your Product & What to Do About It

Userpilot

In a sustainable way, without falling into the ‘build trap’ – churning out new features based on feature requests, diluting the product vision, and wasting your company’s resources. Contents: The Product Feature Death Cycle – What is It? We’ll also look what to do about it. Why does Feature Death happen?

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Innovating in Mature Markets – 6 Product Lessons from Padman

Mind the Product

Bearing in mind the social taboos around menstruation in India in the late 1990s, Arunachalam’s work and products were met with intense resistance. However, his belief in his product vision drove him to solve a real problem experienced by thousands of women. Develop Customer Empathy With MVPs. User Feedback is Essential.