Categories: Product Management

For any product to be successful in the market it must follow proper product development stages. Whether it is a tangible or intangible product, there must be steps or guidelines to be followed to ensure its quality and success. A lot of hard work and lobbying from all players and this is where synergy is…

By: Mark @Spectechular Silver This week’s best in product management discusses the mobile revolution, the rise of product management and even takes a look at Silicon Valley. 1. Bringing MVP Culture to Every Product Feature Diego Pereira takes on lean product management, lean startup, and the MVP (minimally viable feature). This article tackles some of the most critical…

There are five main personalities of a product manager: the psychoanalyst, the nerd, the strategist, the passionate and the evangelist, with each being able to be explained with an accompanying quote. Evangelist: “Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” These individuals are natural and tireless for their products and…

People often assume that new product ideas automatically translate into great products. Be it minor modifications to an existing product or entirely new product ideas. Basically, a product requires to be sold well in order for it to succeed well. Here are some of the basics that can assist you sell a new product idea.…

By: Mark @Spectechular Silver Strategic Product Management is about creating organizational relationships and information flow. The goal is to allow the implementation teams to execute product and company strategies. As in any profession, product managers face a series of challenges. Below, I’ll briefly look at some of the top 3 challenges product managers face in the…

By: Mark @Spectechular Silver Whether you are a software engineer or a marketing manager, one truth remains; you can earn more in Silicon Valley than you would elsewhere. There are currently around 48,000 jobs at Internet companies in the Valley and unemployment is down considerably year after year. For example, the national median salary for marketing…

Creating a good product requirements document (PRD) is a crucial part of launching a successful new product. The PRD outlines what is expected of the product. Any omissions or vagueness in the PRD will translate into a product that comes short of its goals. Creating a Product Requirements Document The purpose of the PRD is…