Product Management Mastery
Leveraging AI to Drive Innovation, Strategy, and Product Success
Duration
3 Days (8 hours per day)
Level
Intermediate Level
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The Practical Product Management: Foundation to Application training course offers a comprehensive exploration of product management principles, tools, and techniques.
This intensive 3-day course aims to:
- Define the role and responsibilities of a product manager
- Compare product management with related roles such as product owner and business analyst
- Develop a customer-centered mindset for effective product strategy
- Analyze and apply metrics critical to product management success
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- Aspiring and current product managers
- Product owners and business analysts seeking a deeper understanding of product management
- Professionals involved in product development and strategy
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- Product Manager Role and Responsibilities
- Key responsibilities and day-to-day tasks
- Comparison with Product Owner, Business Analyst, and other related roles
- Key Concepts and Competencies
- Stages of Product Development and the Product Life Cycle
- Introduction to Design Thinking and Strategic Thinking
- Core competencies of a product manager
- Transitioning from project-based to product-based approaches
- Internal-facing vs. external-facing product approaches
- Defining Business Value and Product Vision
- Crafting a compelling product vision
- Aligning product strategy with corporate goals
- Developing Your Roadmap to Success
- Creating and managing a product roadmap
- Identifying and evaluating product opportunities
- Making a Business Case
- Finance and budgeting considerations for product management
- Techniques for Stakeholder and User Analysis
- Identifying and analyzing stakeholders and user types
- Understanding and improving the customer experience
- Customer Experience vs. Product Experience
- Distinguishing between and integrating both experiences
- User-Centered Design and Experience Importance
- Approaches to feature requests, elicitation, and requirement analysis
- Deciding What to Measure and Why
- Identifying key metrics and their importance
- Building a culture of evidence-driven decision-making
- Selecting Metrics that Matter
- Tailoring metrics to company goals, product objectives, and overall strategy
- Identifying Risks and Strategies
- Assessing risk and developing strategies for progress
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- Basic understanding of product development concepts
- Familiarity with project management or related roles is beneficial but not required