ProductCamp Austin is back! If in Austin on March 27 we would love for you to join us for Austin’s 4th ProductCamp.
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Product Beautiful: Building Product Management by Paul Young
Building Product Management from the Ground Up by Paul Young
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By now, many of you have been to ProductCamps in or around your city. The ProductCamp brand has exploded – there have now been ProductCamps in well over a dozen U.S. cities, at least 3 countries, and 2 continents! ProductCamp is an exciting, fun event that everyone should participate in, at least once. As great [...]
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Turning your product into a platform is en vogue. From salesforce.com, to the Apple iTunes App Store, to Valve’s Steam, many companies are attempting to open the architecture of their product to the World in the hopes of building the critical mass that becoming a platform provides. Let’s explore what makes a product succeed or fail as a platform, and the decision criteria you can review with your business as you decide to commit resources to a platform project.
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Is it better to make a good or bad product? It depends on if you are talking to a Marketer or a Product Manager…
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It’s time for the 2009 edition of Product Beautiful’s semi-annual “You Might Be a Product Manager If…” list. Please add your own in the comments below.
You might be a Product Manager if:
You’ve created a roadmap through 2015
You can’t remember working less than 70 hours a week
You’ve lost your hair (if you haven’t consider yourself warned!)
At [...]
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How do you conquer the problem of communications between employees and management? Product Management sits in a unique position to close this gap.
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There is so much territory to cover on this topic that this is probably the beginning of another series. This post focuses on differences and expectation setting between small and big companies, and lessons learned making the leap between the two.
I’ve always considered myself a startup kind of guy, and for the past two years [...]
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