The A - Z of Product Management

Learn the basics of Product Management

Products need designing, building and managing.

The best products add value and leave users delighted. Some products are strictly functional and don’t require “delighted” users but must operate in an efficient and utility driven manner.

Whether it’s a productivity app designed to kill procrastination or an insurance app designed to give you a quote to help manage your risk or an app simply designed to kill time; all apps need effective and pragmatic product management.

Product Management isn’t new. In fact, where apps have been readily available there have been product managers. Yes, the role itself may be relatively new, but the functionality, responsibility and execution of effective product management is not new at all.

Despite this, the role of product manager has taken on a world of its own and now there’s plenty of resources out to help any newcomers to the field or seasoned vets, there’s plenty of information out there.

There's actually a lot of crossover between product management and business analysis and many of the skills needed to be a good business analyst are welcomed in product management.

Basically, this list is a top to bottom look at the vast world of the concepts, ideas, methodologies, tools, and anything commonly associated with product management today.

Marty Cagan suggests

The reality of startup life is that you're in a race to achieve product/market fit before you run out of money. Nothing else much matters until you can come up with a strong product that meets the needs of an initial market, so most of the focus of the young company is necessarily on the product.

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