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Crossing the Chasm Summary & Key Takeaways (Geoffrey Moore's Go-to-Market Classic)
Understand Geoffrey Moore's Crossing the Chasm strategy with this detailed summary and study guide. Learn how startups conquer mainstream markets and avoid common pitfalls.
Read MoreCoaching vs. Directing: Mastering Leadership as Head of Product
Explore the balance between coaching and directing to empower your team and enhance product management. Learn key strategies for effective leadership.
Read MoreThe Principles of Product Development Flow Book Notes
Using ideas from lean manufacturing, transportation, telecom, computer systems and military doctring this book will change thinking on product development.
Read MoreThe Loop Book Summary & Study Guide
Explore "The Loop" with this handy study guide that summarizes the key concepts and provides questions to test your understanding.
Read MoreThe Zen of Collaboration: 5 Strategies to Avoid Design by Committee
Explore key strategies to avoid 'design by committee' in product development.
Read MoreApplying the Kano Model Framework: A ClipDish Case Study
Discover how the Kano Model revolutionizes product development through our ClipDish app case study. Enhance user satisfaction and competitive edge.
Read MoreProduct Management Butterfly Effect
Product management decisions can have unintended consequences.
Read MoreWhat Trader Joe’s Can Teach You About Porter’s Strategy
Learn how Trader Joe’s, Walmart, and boutique grocers each use Porter’s Generic Strategies to win. See real-world examples of cost leadership, differentiation, and focus strategy in action.
Read MoreOrchestrating Agile in Large Enterprises
Explore the pivotal role of Product Managers in the SAFe® framework, highlighting their key responsibilities, for agile practices in large-scale organizations.
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