Product Manager Product Success: How to keep your product on track and make it become a success

Product Manager Product Success: How to keep your product on track and make it become a success

by Jim Anderson
Product Manager Product Success: How to keep your product on track and make it become a success

Product Manager Product Success: How to keep your product on track and make it become a success

by Jim Anderson

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Overview

Dr. Jim Anderson explores what product managers have to do in order to make their products a success. Dr. Anderson uses real-world examples from Microsoft, Dell, and Toyota to show product managers both what works and what doesn't work when it comes to capturing your customer's imagination (and their wallets).


What You'll Find Inside:


  • FORGET THE IPHONE: WHAT CAN APPLE TEACH PRODUCT MANAGERS?
  • HOW TO MAKE THE BEST PRODUCT MANAGEMENT DECISIONS
  • WHAT MEDICAL DOCTORS CAN TEACH PRODUCT MANAGERS
  • THE 3 SECRETS TO CREATING GOOD PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS


Product managers can get caught up in the details of their product. There always seem to be new requirements to create, product launches to schedule, and features to document. However, the secret to being a successful product manager is to realize that the job is really about having good communication skills. It's the people that you work with both inside of your company as well as outside of your company that will determine how far you'll go in your career.

This book has been written to give you a helping hand. I want to get you to take notice of the day-to-day things that are going to play a role in determining the next step in your career. It's not going to be your technical knowledge or your understanding of your market that is going to help you to move to the next level, but rather how others perceive you.

Contained in this book are the tips and tricks that you are going to need in order to take control of your product manager career. As you read each chapter, take a moment to think about how you can start to use the information in your job immediately. I think that you are going to be both surprised and pleased with just how much this information is going to help you take your product manager career to the next level!


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781492380160
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 09/14/2013
Pages: 58
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.12(d)

About the Author

Managing a product is not just a business, it's a science. Nobody knows more about the science of product management than Dr. Jim Anderson.

As Dr. Anderson says "I don't embrace excuses from product managers about why their products are not successful, I embrace solutions."

Over the last 25 years, Dr. Anderson has transformed failing products worldwide. Dr. Anderson will turn these money pits into money makers. Welcome to the premier blog for learning how to develop, launch, and manage wildly successful products.

Dr. Jim Anderson is known as the "Billion Dollar Product Manager" because the products that he's managed have produced over US$1B in revenue. In reaching this goal, he has truly been there / done that. He has applied his knowledge of the science of product management to individual products at small start-ups as well as entire products lines for some of the world's companies.

The same successful product management science techniques can be made to work in both environments. In over 25 years of managing products and solutions, Dr. Anderson has implemented best practices for managing products at some of the world's largest firms: Boeing, Siemens, Alcatel, and Verizon.

Coupled with his practical, real-world experience in his role as the President of Blue Elephant Consulting he's created a proven strategy, $TOMP, for streamlining the development of products. Dr. Anderson realizes that for a product to be successful, it takes an entire company working together, not different departments working separately. Making this happen is the real challenge that Product Managers face.

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