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February 8, 2019

Why Digital Transformation Requires Product Management

Digital transformation isn’t an IT project stuck in a cost centre or in an innovation lab. It has to reflect the existing company brand, values, and people while also refocusing the business on building continuous processes for discovering new ways to solve customer problems and deliver value.

digital transformation takes a team

Digital transformation is the business buzzword of the decade as companies big and small try to understand how to transform their businesses in the face of changing consumer behaviour and ever increasi...

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Published on February 08, 2019 02:51

January 30, 2019

Don’t Miss These Amazing Speakers at #mtpcon Singapore

We’re beyond excited to be bringing our flagship conference #mtpcon – the world’s biggest and best product conference – to Singapore on March 25-26. We’re thrilled to announce the first of our amazing line-up of speakers and announce all our deep-dive workshops, connecting international and regional thought leaders with the vibrant product and UX community across AsiaPac.

All our conferences sell out so don’t miss out and grab your workshop tickets and conference tickets today!

Speakers

John Maeda

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Published on January 30, 2019 21:27

December 13, 2018

Don’t Miss These Amazing Speakers at #mtpcon Singapore

We’re beyond excited to be bringing our flagship conference #mtpcon – the world’s biggest and best product conference – to Singapore on March 25-26. We’re thrilled to announce the first of our amazing line-up of speakers and announce all our deep-dive workshops, connecting international and regional thought leaders with the vibrant product and UX community across AsiaPac.

All our conferences sell out so don’t miss out and grab your workshop tickets and conference tickets today!

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Jeff Gothelf

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Published on December 13, 2018 23:07

November 2, 2018

Embrace Your Imposter Syndrome

Martin Eriksson opened #mtpcon London 2018 – the world’s largest conference for passionate product people – by telling us that despite all he’s achieved, he feels like a fraud. This Imposter Syndrome is a deep fear of being exposed as someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing, despite their position in the world.

Imposter Syndrome isn’t unique to product people, but we suffer from it more than most because we are generalists in a world full of specialists. We work with developers, user rese...

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Published on November 02, 2018 03:12

October 31, 2018

Mind the Product Conferences

Mind the Product is the world’s largest product management conference with annual flagship conferences (#mtpcon) in San Francisco, Singapore, and London attracting thousands of attendees each from all over the world, and regional conferences (#mtpengage) in Hamburg, Manchester, and more…

2019 Product Conferences MTP Engage Manchester
#mtpEngage
Manchester
Feb 7-8 #mtpcon Singapore Victoria Theatre
#mtpcon
Singapore
Mar 26-27 Alsterarkaden Hamburg
#mtpEngage
Hamburg
May 22-24
#mtpcon
San Francisco
Jul 15-16 Martin Eriksson at #mtpcon London 2018
#mtpcon
London
Oct 17-18

 

#mtpEngage Manchester, 7-8 Feb...
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Published on October 31, 2018 08:29

October 26, 2018

Thank You for Helping Hone our Craft at #mtpcon London 2018

On October 18-19, 2018 we gathered passionate product people from over 50 countries around the world in London for two days of learning, sharing, and honing our craft. Thank you for joining us and making it another incredible and memorable conference! It started with a day of workshops and product leadership discussions before the main event – a day of 10 incredible keynotes from Kim Goodwin, Roan Lavery, Ryan Freitas, Emily Webber, Joe Leech, Ivy Ross, Rik Higham, Sally Foote, Richard Banfie...

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Published on October 26, 2018 02:25

September 18, 2018

#mtpcon comes to Singapore in 2019!

Mind the Product started with a simple premise – that by coming together as a community we can all learn from each other, become better product managers, and improve our craft. We started with just 25 people in the back room of a London pub, but have quickly grown that product community to over 155 cities around the world.

In 2012 we wanted to connect all those communities and share even bigger lessons, so we started a conference in London. In 2015 we took that conference to San Francisco, an...

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Published on September 18, 2018 22:09

August 30, 2018

7 Years of Amazing Product Talks

Jake Knapp #mtpcon Design Sprints

For the past 7 years Mind the Product has run #mtpcon in London and San Francisco and #mtpengage in Hamburg – the biggest and best product management conferences in the world. We invite some of the top product thinkers and practitioners from all over the world to share their experiences, insights, and lessons, and now we invite you to watch the entire library of talks!

The talks were the best talks I’ve heard in a very long time.
Marty Cagan

2018

Reboot Your Team by Christina Wodtke
Masterin...

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Published on August 30, 2018 00:19

August 24, 2018

Mastering the Problem Space for Product/Market Fit by Dan Olsen

The term Product/Market Fit was coined by Marc Andreesen back in 2007 and it’s been a key goal for any new product or startup ever since. But like any buzzword, it is often oversimplified and misunderstood. In this talk from Mind the Product San Francisco, Dan Olsen, the author of The Lean Product Playbook, tackles the key components of product/market fit and how to achieve it.

 

The Product/Market Fit Pyramid

The Product Market Fit Pyramid by Dan Olsen
While each company and product is obviously different, this is a framework coverin...

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Published on August 24, 2018 05:58

August 17, 2018

Indistractable: How to Master the Skill of the Century by Nir Eyal

Is the world more distracting than it used to be? It certainly seems that way. Not just when we’re walking down the street, but at work, and with our families and friends as well. Have you ever sat down at your desk to do some important work, but found yourself unable to escape email or Slack long enough to focus on the important task you said you wanted to do? Who is to blame for this distraction crisis? Is tech doing it to us? In this engaging talk from #mtpcon San Francisco, Nir Eyal tackl...

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Published on August 17, 2018 06:08