The month we give you a few good reasons to consider why the term
solutions is synonymous with customer outcomes or customer success. We cover it from product management, product marketing and organizational perspectives.
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Enjoy our September issue.
High Octane Product Management Blog
Product Positioning: Overcoming Seven Obstacles to a Great Value Story
Root Cause Customer Needs: Three Techniques for Uncovering the Right Ones
The Product Management Playbook
Doing Product Management for Solutions Instead of Products: Five Best Practices
In the Trenches FAQs
Three Reasons to be a Solutions Driven Organization
The Art & Science of Positioning Solutions, $995
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High Octane Product Management Blog
Product Positioning: Overcoming Seven Obstacles to a Great Value Story
If you're a car enthusiast, go read a piece of literature for your dream car. The product marketing managers for those cars do a masterful job of getting you to envision exactly how you'd look and feel behind the wheel of that car. Implement that same concept and watch what happens to your marketing and sales efforts. View the article.
Root Cause Customer Needs: Three Techniques for Uncovering the Right Ones
It's easy to get caught in the trap reacting and developing products and features for "squeaky wheel" needs without understanding the core business needs and their value to the customer.
Here are three techniques you can employ to uncover root cause business needs before investing in products or services that may not hit the mark. View the article.
Doing Product Management for Solutions vs. Products: Five Best Practices
The biggest difference between traditional product management and solutions product management is the point in the process where products become relevant.