Product roadmap explains how to move from A to B. A is where you are, but B is where your product vision sleeps. This is the root of the difference between a project plan and a product roadmap. The goal of this post: In this post, I am going to...
The goal of this post: In this article, I am going to explore the most serious mistakes which product managers make and how to fix them during a product launch, product development, and management. Keep this post handy, as it can hopefully work as...
Are you looking for elements that should be considered in your artificial intelligence-driven product roadmap? This article will describe what specific components, which product managers need to consider while working on AI-powered products are. Table...
Welcome to the third step of the eight steps framework designed to help you build a robust go-to-market strategy. Today, I am happy to introduce you to the Value Proposition Design and Test step. Why you probably should read this article and...
Welcome to the second step of the eight steps framework. Today, I am happy to introduce you to market mapping and the competitive analysis preparation process which is a three steps exercise. Before we start let me quickly make sure we are on the...
Welcome to the first step in the eight steps framework designed to help you build a robust go-to-market strategy and launch new products effectively. A market trend review is an analysis of past and current market performance and dominant patterns of...
Apple, Microsoft, Sony, and thousands of small and mid-sized companies' managers understand that product launch must be done properly to get market share, corner competitors and bring growth. Customers are impatient, they expect new features,...
How the retail will never be the same again? Amazon's retail strategy extends well beyond Amazon.com into brick-and-mortar cashier-less and pop-up stores that purposely disrupt the retail model. What is Amazon doing? What is the company tactic? Should...
Open Innovation has been widely embraced in organizations across the world. It has proven its effectiveness in the US and Europe, as well. Many cases of it being used efficiently by businesses like P&G, Lego, Samsung, GE, Tata Group, Marico,...
What is product-market fit, and why it is important? Product-market fit is a term used to describe the position at which there is broad market acceptance for a new service, product, or a redesigned version of them. It's not easy to explain the...
Product market fit (PMF) is a popular concept in the startup world, but it gets the attention of larger companies too. While broadly applied in conversations around new high-growth, highly innovative companies, it seems to be more and more popular among...
Successful product innovations signify different things to different folks. Some people tend to think in terms of a product which is 'first of its kind,' first, unique. Naturally, few companies reach innovation at that point. And such revolutionary...