
Master Product Management in less than 60 min | The 5 phases, Cut through the noise and master product management with a simple 5-phase framework.
What you’ll learn
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Understand how a problem discovery is done and how a product vision and strategy is derived from it
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Get a peek into what goes on in the product development world
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Why product delivery is not just making something available to everyone
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How to oil the wheels of the product to help serve the customers the best
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When and how to finally let go of a product
Course Description
Building a great product is not about ideas alone. It’s about solving the right problem, making smart decisions, and executing with clarity.
This course introduces a practical 5-Phase Product Development & Management (PDM) framework that shows you how to take a product from initial idea to successful launch and the life there on of the product.
The course is structured into five clear phases, each building on the previous one:
- Discovering and validating real customer problems and using them to create product vision and strategy
- Turning ideas into executable roadmaps and developing them
- Launching and delivering products effectively and driving adoption
- Maintaining the product so that your customers can continue to derive benefits and enjoy them while using
- Deciding if and how to pivot to either retire the product or replace it with a new product cos in the end, a product’s sole purpose is to serve a need.
It is designed for real-world use, not theory, drawing on how product teams actually work in modern organisations, start-ups, and enterprises.
Whether you’re aspiring to become a product manager, transitioning from another role, launching your own product, or simply want to think more like a product leader, this course will give you the structure and confidence to do so.
Who this course is for:
- Any one with deep interest in product thinking and problem-solving.
- Aspiring and Early-career Product Managers and Product Owners
- Career Switchers from consultants , business analysts, testers, developers etc to Product Management
