Intellectual Property. The legal jargon definition of this term has come to effectively mean “something I’ve patented, copyrighted, or hold as a trade secret.” A more general interpretation is “an idea.” For product managers, the most valuable ideas are insights.
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The One Idea of Your Product
“For what one idea do you want your product to stand in the mind of your customer?” I heard Roger Cauvin ask that question at the most recent ProductCamp Austin [correction - he said it here - thanks Roger], and the quote has been jumping to the front of my mind almost daily ever since. Maybe by writing about it I can exorcise the demon and get back to using the idea instead of being haunted by it.
Great Product Manager Questions
The Laudi Group and Red Canary organized and shared a great set of questions for product managers and answers from a panel of product management leaders. Steve Johnson, another leader in our space shared his answers to the same questions, and in this article, I share mine.
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Posted in Product Management, Slightly off-topic
Tagged product management questions, product manager
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Inspired By Your Customers
Should your products be designed by your customers, or inspired by your customers?
Posted in Business Analysis, Product Management
Tagged business analyst, goals, product manager, requirements vs design
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Product Management Certification
Should product managers get certifications? Ask a Good Product Manager asked us to answer.
Ask A Good Product Manager
Ask A Good Product Manager is a new blog just launched by Jeff Lash, who also authors How To Be A Good Product Manager, one of our favorite blogs.
Posted in Product Management
Tagged managing data, pdm, Product Management, product manager
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