Platform Strategy Exercises
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Why a “feature factory” approach doesn't work
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Popular prioritization frameworks
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The benefits of an OST
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Prioritization and resource allocation
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Frameworks for product decisions
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Product tree exercise
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Product misalignment
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Types of product management
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Testing product features effectively
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A competitive analysis matrix
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Implementing effective prioritization
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Documenting your product strategy
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Types of product roadmaps
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What product trade-offs are
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PM career paths
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Managing conflicts and trade-offs
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Building a strategic product roadmap
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Problems vs solutions
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Learning from trade-off decisions
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Managing stakeholders and communicating vision
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Balance competing metrics
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How roadmaps evolve as products mature
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Pricing strategy analysis
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Defining product strategy
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Balancing responsibilities
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Understand and profile competitors
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Avoiding the feature factory trap
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Growing and maintaining trust
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From strategy to priority
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Identify competitors
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Pros and cons of each approach
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Mapping the product into the value chain
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Anticipating changes in technology and behavior
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Competitive advantage in strategy
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Mapping the 4 Ps of marketing
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Balancing transparency with security
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Map out competitive strategy implications
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Turning trade-offs and dependencies into strategy
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Separating roles by strategy, operations, and tactics
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Distinguishing strategy, roadmap, and plan
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Connecting audience definition to product strategy
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Integrating evolving customer insights into product strategy
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Linking themes to company strategy
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Recognizing the cost of a bad product strategy
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