The Product Manager has end-to-end responsibility for the Product success. According to StarVision Product Methodology (SVPM), the Product Manager role includes the following dimensions –
Habit Number 1: Bottom-Up Approach to Product Management The Habit: Most products are developed with a bottom-up approach. Many requirements are piled up from various
In SaaS Products, the software provider controls the operation. SaaS Product Managers have more freedom to schedule new versions and updates, and have access to their
More companies are using agile methodologies – according to the latest State of Agile report from April 2017, 94% of respondents said their organizations practiced
To generate great benefits from sales, you have to come up with something unique. Well, a high-quality and unique but poorly promoted product will likely
It happens every time. Organization goes Agile. Smart move. Development organization makes the adjustments. Many adjustments. Next you see sticky notes hanging on office walls
Both B2B (Business-to-Business) product manager and B2C (Business-to-Consumers) product manager are responsible for managing their products throughout its lifecycle. However, their day-to-day work can be
Companies that sell to Telecom companies and specifically to Mobile Operators, face a market that consists of several hundreds of potential customers (out of which
Part II – Qualitative Tools In Part I of “The Product Manager and the Art of Pricing” I described the importance of exercising data-driven practices
#1 Identify a Need in Strong User Experience Today products are focused on User Experience. Customers evolved and expect products to fit their needs in a
