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AI Tools and Relevance of This Website
Continue reading: AI Tools and Relevance of This WebsiteIn the era of ChatGPT, Claude and Copilot wherein complex tasks e.g. BI dashboards operating on massive datasets, coding for foundational systems and primitives in companies of all sizes including Big Tech are being led (if not solely written) by these systems, why should a subscriber or a casual reader of this website be interested…
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Book Review: ‘Decoding the Why’ by Nate Andorsky
This book “Decoding the Why: How Behavioral Science is Driving the Next Generation of Product Design” by Nate Andorsky can be summed as the one attempting to bridge the gap between what is loosely known as gamifying the product experience… Continue reading
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Book Review: “Strategy Excellence for Product Managers: A Guide to Winning Markets…” by Greg Cohen
This book “Strategy Excellence for Product Managers: A Guide to Winning Markets through Product Strategy” combines practical wisdom with theoretical frameworks we are already familiar with. In that sense, it’s a valuable read. The author Greg Cohen has 2 decades’… Continue reading
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Book Review: Practical User Research: Everything You Need to Know to…” by Dr.Emmanuelle Savarit
Have you ever wondered when you should involve user research into your product development? Or think that quantitative research is more reliable than qualitative research? Or wonder how user research can influence business strategy? Or confused about the difference between… Continue reading
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Book Review: How to Lead in Product Management by Roman Pichler…
The book “How to Lead in Product Management: Practices to Align Stakeholders, Guide Development Teams, and Create Value Together” by Roman Pichler is a quick read which would resonate well with middle to senior product professionals better. The author relies… Continue reading