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Succeeding with Product Delivery and Scrum: 10 Tips for Product People

Roman Pichler

It achieves this by using sprints to create product increments, collecting feedback from users and stakeholders, and adapting the product with the insights gained. [1] It achieves this by using sprints to create product increments, collecting feedback from users and stakeholders, and adapting the product with the insights gained. [1]

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6 Tips to Avoid App Uninstalls

Alchemer Mobile

Consumers, however, have limited storage, short attention spans, and little patience for sub-par performance. App uninstalls are common and any app that fails to dazzle users, doesn’t offer value, or does not provide lucrative incentives to keep using the app, is likely to go down the uninstall path within the first three days.

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10 Tips for Effective Product Management Meetings

Roman Pichler

For example, a product strategy workshop might have the objective to identify the key changes required to achieve product-market fit. Contrast this with a sprint review meeting , which might help you determine if users can easily sign up for the product. Discuss development progress and user feedback on the latest product increments.

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Tips for Rewriting a Digital Product

Roman Pichler

Consequently, rewriting efforts are often focused on replacing like-for-like: The users get the same product dressed up in new technologies. While this approach works, I wastes the opportunity to innovate and create more value for the users and business. Take Microsoft Office as an example. Start with Product Discovery.

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Personalize Your User Experience Using Behavior Change Science

Speaker: Amy Bucher, Ph.D., Vice President of Behavior Change Design, Mad*Pow

When it comes to our health, fitness, music taste, and shopping habits, one size does not fit all: the products we design must cater to the individual, not to a faceless 'user.' Now more than ever, we need personalization to empower our users. Why motivation is the key to user empowerment.

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How to “steal like a designer” and boost creativity

Intercom, Inc.

You can’t conjure these bricks from thin air, they’re accumulated through different experiences and influences”. That’s ok, let’s test this hypothesis. UI refinement used to consume the majority of my time. Put simply, the higher the fidelity, the higher the quality of the feedback you will receive. Not convinced?

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10 Scaling Tips for Product People

Roman Pichler

Rather than scaling prematurely, stay as small as you possibly can until you are getting close to reaching product-market fit. This allows you to quickly respond to market feedback, experiment with new ideas, and make any architecture and technology changes that may be required in order to move into the growth stage.