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Competitors, Comparables & Corpses | Tom Walsham | ProductTank TorontoProduct Tank Toronto
PT Toronto #4: Tom Walsham (Director of Product at TWG) shares his talk “Competitors, Comparables & Corpses : A framework for exploiting the competitive landscape."
TOPIC: How to win the new product game.
Before launching an product/service an company must consider some of the aspects to make successful entry or to win over the market.
here in this presentation some of those are discussed.
prepared for educational use by team of DSCE 2014
source: GOOGLE
The Lean Product Lifecycle Book- Product Innovation & Business Growth (Craig ...strongandagile.co.uk
An overview on how The Lean Product Lifecycle can transform your business to simultaneously innovate and grow by taking on insights from Venture Capital, Private Equity, Budgeting, Agile, Lean, Lean Startup, Beyond Budgeting and more.
Know how to take your idea and build a successful business.
Competitors, Comparables & Corpses | Tom Walsham | ProductTank TorontoProduct Tank Toronto
PT Toronto #4: Tom Walsham (Director of Product at TWG) shares his talk “Competitors, Comparables & Corpses : A framework for exploiting the competitive landscape."
TOPIC: How to win the new product game.
Before launching an product/service an company must consider some of the aspects to make successful entry or to win over the market.
here in this presentation some of those are discussed.
prepared for educational use by team of DSCE 2014
source: GOOGLE
The Lean Product Lifecycle Book- Product Innovation & Business Growth (Craig ...strongandagile.co.uk
An overview on how The Lean Product Lifecycle can transform your business to simultaneously innovate and grow by taking on insights from Venture Capital, Private Equity, Budgeting, Agile, Lean, Lean Startup, Beyond Budgeting and more.
Know how to take your idea and build a successful business.
Whirlwind tour of key concepts in a modern approach top digital product delivery: teamwork, evolutionary architecure, product development flow, value-driven, lean discovery, scientific approach, complexity theory and lean product strategy.
Product Management: The Innovation Glue for the Lean EnterpriseJosiah Renaudin
At a time when organizations of all sizes both want and need innovation, exciting approaches including lean startup and agile development have risen to the forefront. Although there is no shortage of resources and expertise on these approaches, less guidance is available on the daunting challenge of introducing and increasing innovation in our organizations. Organizations of different sizes face different challenges in innovation which, if not dealt with, end up stifling the potential results. Mimi Hoang and George Schlitz share experiences from many years of successes and failures introducing and increasing innovation in diverse companies. Mimi and George explore the difference between the challenges that startups and big companies face increasing innovation and how product management can help overcome them. They share innovation killers, give top insights on how to be successful, and present participants with an assessment they can take back to their own workplaces.
Development of product strategy: the method of rapid foresight
Introduction
the problem ( Future )
Foresight method
Adoption to create product strategy
Close out
Method benefits
Facilitator role
Questions ?
Ideas are great, but which ideas will actually make a difference.
Here is our approach, the different phases and services you can apply to rock your innovation, inspire your people and enter new markets.
8 Startup Mistakes to Avoid. This deck is pitched at early stage companies, such as those that participate in Founder's Institute. The content is very much inspired by the lean startup movement, and specifically my work building lean startups at Pollenizer, a startup incubator and consultancy working across Asia.
Product Talks Meetup (17 Sep 2019) - How to Launch a Product by Kent WeathersBrainmates Pty Limited
Product Talks provides the community with an opportunity to learn from people in Sydney that are working on Product Management and have a keen interest in the topic.
Kent Weathers is a leader with 15+ years experience bringing technology products to market. He founded a tech startup in the USA with 2 employees and scaled operations to a global, team of 60 in 3 countries before a successful exit. Today, he is Chief Operating Officer at Leadbolt in Sydney.
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Kent shared a framework you can use to launch a product to the market with a significantly better chance of beating the odds, including lessons learned from multiple case studies that illustrate the importance of each key step along the journey to launch. He also explored what happens after the launch. Can you get a product back on track after a dud of a launch?
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Join Product Talks on Meetup! https://www.meetup.com/ProductTalkSydney/
Measuring Progress is all about checking your path towards your goal. Thinking out of the box is a very essential part of startup. This could be achieved by doing validated learning and experimentation which would be thoroughly explained in this session.
1. What is a startup?
2. What is a lean startup?
3. How do lean startups operate?
4. What do lean startups believe?
Presented to the Asia Pacific Leadership Program at the East West Center, Octobe4, 2014.
Leaner Startup Innovation: The 3 Most Important Tools for Innovators Who Must...Rod King, Ph.D.
In the world of business, one question that intrigues authors and theorists as well as entrepreneurs, startups, and established businesses is the Radically Successful Business (RSB) question: “How are Radically Successful Businesses (RSB) created and managed?”
The RSB question has flummoxed authors such as Tom Peters and Robert Waterman as well as Jim Collins and Jerry Porras. The selected excellent and Built-To-Last companies of these respective authors have not stood the test of time. In short, RSB prescriptive theories and frameworks in the “In Search of Excellence” and “Built To Last” books have been largely invalidated in reality and found to be inadequate.
To date, the most comprehensive and coherent answer to the RSB question has been provided by Eric Ries in his book, “The Lean Startup.” Ries’s basic premise is that entrepreneurs and organizations use continuous innovation to create Radically Successful Businesses (RSB). Who can argue with that premise? After all, the process of continuous innovation and adaptation accounts for both individual and group differences in a population of living organisms. Also, Ries presents an integrated framework for Strategic Planning, Business Strategy, Product and Business Model Innovation, and Project Implementation.
In his book, “The Lean Startup,” Ries goes on to explain key ideas and principles of a Continuous Innovation and Adaptation (CIA) process that he refers to as “The Lean Startup Method.” The core of the Lean Startup Method is rapid iteration and learning using the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop. Although Ries provides good explanations of other key Lean Startup concepts such as the Vision-Strategy-Product pyramid, Validated Learning, and Innovation Accounting, he does not provide specific tools for systematically organizing, managing, and synthesizing ideas especially for Lean Startup projects. In short, Ries does not provide tools for operationalizing key ideas and principles of the Lean Startup Method. “The Lean Startup” book can be described as a summary of Lean Startup theory that emphasizes a continuous innovation and adaptation process for creating Radically Successful Businesses.
At the moment, there is an explosion of disparate tools to operationalize the Lean Startup Theory and Method. The three most popular tools being the Lean Canvas, Business Model Canvas, and Validation Board. However, these tools ignore many key ideas of the Lean Startup Theory and Method especially at the level of Strategic Planning and Business Strategy. Consquently, “Leaner Startup Innovation” was developed as a methodology that comprehensively covers key ideas, principles, and tools of the Lean Startup Method especially at the levels of business strategy, product and business model innovation, and project management; see http://goo.gl/4E4giA
The global product lifecycle encompasses a range of principles which truly put the learner and customer at the centre. Using the Agile, Lean And Lean Startup principles, The product lifecycle focuses on learning fast through feedback with the customer and learner, and pulls together all the supporting capabilities behind the vision of a product. This includes looking at Agile beyond technology and considers how you fund and consider budgets, how can teams be rotated with HR to work on the next idea, how can the organisation improve innovation, the importance of culture and more.
For more info follow @leanplc
Whirlwind tour of key concepts in a modern approach top digital product delivery: teamwork, evolutionary architecure, product development flow, value-driven, lean discovery, scientific approach, complexity theory and lean product strategy.
Product Management: The Innovation Glue for the Lean EnterpriseJosiah Renaudin
At a time when organizations of all sizes both want and need innovation, exciting approaches including lean startup and agile development have risen to the forefront. Although there is no shortage of resources and expertise on these approaches, less guidance is available on the daunting challenge of introducing and increasing innovation in our organizations. Organizations of different sizes face different challenges in innovation which, if not dealt with, end up stifling the potential results. Mimi Hoang and George Schlitz share experiences from many years of successes and failures introducing and increasing innovation in diverse companies. Mimi and George explore the difference between the challenges that startups and big companies face increasing innovation and how product management can help overcome them. They share innovation killers, give top insights on how to be successful, and present participants with an assessment they can take back to their own workplaces.
Development of product strategy: the method of rapid foresight
Introduction
the problem ( Future )
Foresight method
Adoption to create product strategy
Close out
Method benefits
Facilitator role
Questions ?
Ideas are great, but which ideas will actually make a difference.
Here is our approach, the different phases and services you can apply to rock your innovation, inspire your people and enter new markets.
8 Startup Mistakes to Avoid. This deck is pitched at early stage companies, such as those that participate in Founder's Institute. The content is very much inspired by the lean startup movement, and specifically my work building lean startups at Pollenizer, a startup incubator and consultancy working across Asia.
Product Talks Meetup (17 Sep 2019) - How to Launch a Product by Kent WeathersBrainmates Pty Limited
Product Talks provides the community with an opportunity to learn from people in Sydney that are working on Product Management and have a keen interest in the topic.
Kent Weathers is a leader with 15+ years experience bringing technology products to market. He founded a tech startup in the USA with 2 employees and scaled operations to a global, team of 60 in 3 countries before a successful exit. Today, he is Chief Operating Officer at Leadbolt in Sydney.
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Kent shared a framework you can use to launch a product to the market with a significantly better chance of beating the odds, including lessons learned from multiple case studies that illustrate the importance of each key step along the journey to launch. He also explored what happens after the launch. Can you get a product back on track after a dud of a launch?
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Join Product Talks on Meetup! https://www.meetup.com/ProductTalkSydney/
Measuring Progress is all about checking your path towards your goal. Thinking out of the box is a very essential part of startup. This could be achieved by doing validated learning and experimentation which would be thoroughly explained in this session.
1. What is a startup?
2. What is a lean startup?
3. How do lean startups operate?
4. What do lean startups believe?
Presented to the Asia Pacific Leadership Program at the East West Center, Octobe4, 2014.
Leaner Startup Innovation: The 3 Most Important Tools for Innovators Who Must...Rod King, Ph.D.
In the world of business, one question that intrigues authors and theorists as well as entrepreneurs, startups, and established businesses is the Radically Successful Business (RSB) question: “How are Radically Successful Businesses (RSB) created and managed?”
The RSB question has flummoxed authors such as Tom Peters and Robert Waterman as well as Jim Collins and Jerry Porras. The selected excellent and Built-To-Last companies of these respective authors have not stood the test of time. In short, RSB prescriptive theories and frameworks in the “In Search of Excellence” and “Built To Last” books have been largely invalidated in reality and found to be inadequate.
To date, the most comprehensive and coherent answer to the RSB question has been provided by Eric Ries in his book, “The Lean Startup.” Ries’s basic premise is that entrepreneurs and organizations use continuous innovation to create Radically Successful Businesses (RSB). Who can argue with that premise? After all, the process of continuous innovation and adaptation accounts for both individual and group differences in a population of living organisms. Also, Ries presents an integrated framework for Strategic Planning, Business Strategy, Product and Business Model Innovation, and Project Implementation.
In his book, “The Lean Startup,” Ries goes on to explain key ideas and principles of a Continuous Innovation and Adaptation (CIA) process that he refers to as “The Lean Startup Method.” The core of the Lean Startup Method is rapid iteration and learning using the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop. Although Ries provides good explanations of other key Lean Startup concepts such as the Vision-Strategy-Product pyramid, Validated Learning, and Innovation Accounting, he does not provide specific tools for systematically organizing, managing, and synthesizing ideas especially for Lean Startup projects. In short, Ries does not provide tools for operationalizing key ideas and principles of the Lean Startup Method. “The Lean Startup” book can be described as a summary of Lean Startup theory that emphasizes a continuous innovation and adaptation process for creating Radically Successful Businesses.
At the moment, there is an explosion of disparate tools to operationalize the Lean Startup Theory and Method. The three most popular tools being the Lean Canvas, Business Model Canvas, and Validation Board. However, these tools ignore many key ideas of the Lean Startup Theory and Method especially at the level of Strategic Planning and Business Strategy. Consquently, “Leaner Startup Innovation” was developed as a methodology that comprehensively covers key ideas, principles, and tools of the Lean Startup Method especially at the levels of business strategy, product and business model innovation, and project management; see http://goo.gl/4E4giA
The global product lifecycle encompasses a range of principles which truly put the learner and customer at the centre. Using the Agile, Lean And Lean Startup principles, The product lifecycle focuses on learning fast through feedback with the customer and learner, and pulls together all the supporting capabilities behind the vision of a product. This includes looking at Agile beyond technology and considers how you fund and consider budgets, how can teams be rotated with HR to work on the next idea, how can the organisation improve innovation, the importance of culture and more.
For more info follow @leanplc
Slides Patrick Hoffman recently used in his discussion w/ mentees of The Product Mentor.
Synopsis: Many people who are early in their PM career, or who are looking to break into Product Management, find themselves obsessing over gaining deep technical skills. Learn from an experienced Product Manager about why that’s the wrong thing to prioritize and what traits are more important to making your mark as a Product Manager.
The Product Mentor is a program designed to pair Product Mentors and Mentees from around the World, across all industries, from start-up to enterprise, guided by the fundamental goals…Better Decisions. Better Products. Better Product People.
Throughout the program, each mentor leads a conversation in an area of their expertise that is live streamed and available to both mentee and the broader product community.
http://TheProductMentor.com
2017-04-13 Agile Product Management - BandungMichael Ong
Presented at Scrum User Group Bandung on 13th April 2017
https://www.meetup.com/Ekipa-Scrum-User-Group-Bandung/events/238693423/
http://agileindonesia.org/april-meetup-report-bandung-agile-product-management-open-space/
How to Set Product Priorities Presented by Michael Ong
Great products rarely happen by luck — they involve careful planning, consideration, and management. In this talk, you'll learn how to put together a product or project roadmap that inspires by studying and applying an objective and collaborative prioritization method that balances both value and effort, helping stakeholders focus on what's important and come to consensus.
Takeaways
Set product or project goals based on company strategic goals
Learn the art of shuttle diplomacy as a way to get buy-in on your priorities
Open Space Topics
- What is Agile ? (Isaac)
- How to do Agile Contracts Work? (for service delivery companies) (Aulia)
- Best practices to calculate business value of Products (Mulky)
- How to create a good roadmap
- Design sprints
- How to have a good retrospective (Thofhan)
Our Journey towards User Experience Work & Challenges of Applying UX Processes
- Shu Ha Ri
- Trends in UX
- Working with Legacy Systems
Presented in Singapore on Nov 2016 for
- NUS:ISS Master Class
Presented in Bandung on April 2017 for
- Walden Global Services
- Gits
The Product Management Journey by Adobe & PayPal PMsProduct School
Speakers from Adobe and PayPal, have spent a good number of years as Product Managers in their respective companies. Their stories give you an idea of how the role of a Product Manager evolves with time.
Slides Dominic Gadoury recently used in his discussion w/ mentees of The Product Mentor.
The Product Mentor is a program designed to pair Product Mentors and Mentees from around the World, across all industries, from start-up to enterprise, guided by the fundamental goals…Better Decisions. Better Products. Better Product People.
Throughout the program, each mentor leads a conversation in an area of their expertise that is live streamed and available to both mentee and the broader product community.
http://TheProductMentor.com
What's the Career Path to Product Management Like by fmr HSBC PMProduct School
Ryan Feldhoff, former Product Manager at HSBC, talked about how to navigate a large corporate environment as a Product Manager, how to establish accountability and process at a start up and what makes a great Product Manager.
Your company's identity (what you do) and implementation (how you do it) should be closely linked. Here are the precepts to keep in mind as you bring them together: Aim high. Build on your strengths. Be ambidextrous (sophisticated at both strategy and execution). Clarify everyone's strategic role. Align structures to strategy. Transcend functional barriers. Become a fully digital enterprise. Keep it simple, sometimes. Shape your value chain. And cultivate collective mastery. Do all those things, and your company will be on its way to effectively executing its strategy.
Pitching is a key skill of every successful entrepreneur. How do you communicate your business clearly to employees, customers, and investors? How to put together a pitch deck? What are some common pitching mistakes that make you look inexperienced? What is the best way to pitch your business?
How to Manage the Whole Product by former Cisco Director of PMProduct School
In this presentation former Cisco Director of PM Wayne Green explains how to manage the whole product through keeping your finger on the pulse of customer's interactions with all aspects of product experience and the underlying people/organization responses.
Why And How to Transition into Product Management by Google PMProduct School
Nabil Shahid walks through their journey to Product Management in the world of tech, talking about how to market your skills and how to get into the industry. He also touches on balancing knowledge and personal experience with what's best for a wider user group.
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We Are Here To Help You With Skills
With the goal of delivering the next generation of learning, Learn To Hub recognized the potential use of technology in education and developed new solutions such as eLearning Classrooms, online courses & educational applications, and web learning techniques.
How to Increase Your Product Sense by ServiceNow Senior PMProduct School
Main takeaways:
- Framework of learning and improving your product sense
- Learn how to do your skill gap analysis and ideas to level up
- How to build it as a muscle and create successful products
What is the Role of a PM in Corporate Innovation by Deloitte PMProduct School
Main Takeaways:
- An innovative Product team is not an innovation function
- Why and when do we need a dedicated Innovation Team?
- What role does a PM play in an innovation function?
- Some key points for Product Managers to consider when joining an innovation program
The process of product discovery known as "continuous discovery" is used all the way through a product's lifecycle. It moves steadily in the direction of progress. Continuous discovery aids in process improvement based on customer input and requirements, allowing the product to provide greater value and advance through time. Continuous product features inspection can aid you in this situation by ensuring that you are offering a valuable solution that genuinely solves customers' needs.
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Effective Application Security in Software Delivery lifecycle using Deployment Firewall and DBOM
The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
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Rapid prototyping & product innovation at startups and large companies
1. R a p id P rot ot ypi n g &
P ro d u c t In n ova t io n at
S t art U p s an d Bi g
C o m pan ies
Martin Price
@martinprice
www.linkedin.com/in/mprice
3. About me
product management, UX,
‣ 14+ years as Product Executive leadinglarge corporations & startdesign, content & operations teams for
ups, also entrepreneur and startup founder
@ OpenX experienced
‣ Currently Sr Director Mobile Products with CEO and exec teams at
leading product strategy and working
Yahoo! (8 Yrs), IAC, & top tier VC investors (Shasta, Clearstone+) at
Geodelic
experience for
‣ Experience building compelling consumerglobal markets
web,
mobile & tablet devices and launching in
building successful scalable ad
‣ Experience scale & integrating with partnerstech products and API
services at
industry globally
‣ Industry speaker & panelist on mobile at Mobile World Congress,
Techcrunch Disrupt, VentureBeat Mobile Summit (invite only), CTIA,
MobileBeat, AppNation, AppsWorld, Silicon Beach Fest + more
!3
4. Some wins
rollouts of products in 24+ markets Yahoo! both
‣ Lead globalspace (yahoo.com homepage, my y! at toolbar) in Ad tech space
Consumer
&
&
(video ad products & rich media) incl. patents granted for Toolbar
innovations at Yahoo!
!
innovation startup
‣ Created a mobile cloud services and productwith 0 funding
up
Productsy from $0 to $1m revenue in 1 year
!
one of first local mobile advertising platforms in the
‣ Builtlaunched with Pandora as top 10 network in 2010
industry at IAC
and
!
release multiple
‣ Lead thethis weekofthe Nativeproduct innovations at OpenX incl. newatSDK’s,
Video &
O|X exchange in Barcelona this week MWC
!4
6. Product lessons learned
new stuff done every
‣ Start to innovate - Getyou well 3-6-9 months single day, push things fwd, do
things that will position
out, not just parity work
as a
person
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yourself,
pick the
action and move it fwd
great
relationships and listen
team and
‣ Build athem incross functional information & feedback is to youralways try to
involve
everything, more
better
hard
and
‣ Givecreate stuffthem new stuff to developers quickly and let them play, hack
and
help
do this faster and more aligned with industry
you
people,
‣ What’s the maximumreducecould learn with moreyou need access to tools
and partners? Then
down to the minimum
to do to learn what
you want to learn? not the other way round….
you
‣ A/B and multi variate test (always) useful ifmorewant to prove something,
otherwise can be busy work I.e. Squeeze
juice from lemon - optimization
and minor improvements are not innovation, but they are part of core
product management
!6
7. Create/Hack build stuff yourself
yourself
‣ Createetc, - create your own designs, concepts
wires
& code
describe
‣ Build a mock,yourself anything a webpage towith peoplethe
idea,
a dummy app and then work
to make it better
show to 10-20 people
‣ Get feedback quickly, recorditreactions etc. and
comments feedback,
‣ Use tools as needed to get more info, user testing,
and
at
your ideas, try to gain
‣ Buy traffic how point itclickwhatbuy/try/test/opt into beta
reactions,
many
to
‣ Create a fake product and take it to a conference e.g. TC
Disrupt
!
!7
8. and slide social bar,
as an HTML/JS
‣ Yahoo! Toolbar with appswith customers usingstarted Iteration Testing &
prototype we iterated on
Rapid
Evaluation (RITE) process - patents granted
!
‣ At Productsy weinbuilt & iterated
prototype apps 6-8 weeks from
concept to an app you could play
with and show to friends
!
built an
prototype we could
‣ At Geodelic weto demoappsmall businesses and
run on an iPad
to
iterate faster on based on feedback, then we put
into stores to learn more
!8
9. Driving Success with Teams
- Get new
‣ Where to start to innovate from teamsstuff truly on a
innovative products come
working
common goal in high level of detail collaboratively
not to prove a point or personal objective
of evangelist, visionary
‣ Your a mix needs to get done and and janitor, with
everything
buck stops
you, your job is to make things move faster in the
right direction
boss or exec
‣ Work with your slow approvalteam to reduceenable
overheads and
processes to
fast decision making
change you
‣ Be the permission want to see - ask for forgiveness
not for
!9
11. A product strategy process
Market & position
Opportunities & threats
Product analysis
Look at market as a whole
Opportunities in the market
Metrics - Biz goals + existing product
Where does product fit in today?
Competitive threats
traction
Industry trends
Macro changes e.g. market
Product - functionality and traction vs
Company goals vs industry
changes or complexities to exploit
competitors, functionality, team, plan
growth rates
etc.
etc.
Feedback - Interview partners,
developers, customers, influencers
Analyze, test & iterate on
product strategy
!11
12. Validate, test & iterate with users
1 Strategize
2 Design
2
3 Develop
1
6
3
4 Test
5 Analyze
5
4
6 Iterate
Work with users to develop, test and iterate new products with features and ability to scale
to faster
!12
13. Build lite product business cases
Opportunity in $ Rev
= (equals)
Estimated $ in market that can be made
- (minus)
Cost of internal resources
/ (divided by)
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15. Mobile team @ OpenX
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‣We think differently
‣Start up within a start up, well
funded start-up
‣High collaboration & ownership
‣Create our own product
marketing
‣Hiring now for product!
‣Launching innovative products!
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