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TLDR PRODUCT MANAGEMENT 2024-01-23

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01GENERAL

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03OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

THE APPLE VISION PRO’S MISSING APPS

Apple's Vision Pro headset has immense potential as a personalized device for on-the-go media consumption. This article addresses the absence of major streaming services on the Vision Pro. It speculates on why and suggests potential strategies for Apple, including deepening partnerships to enhance content offerings.

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ENTERPRISE PRODUCT MANAGEMENT: HOW TO RUN PRODUCT IN LARGE ORGANIZATIONS

In enterprise product management, achieving strategic balance and engaging stakeholders with nuance is essential for managing single or multiple products within large-scale organizations. This article highlights critical skills and tools for orchestrating complex product portfolios and driving success in an enterprise organization.

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04RESOURCES & TOOLS

STEEPLE: BUILDING CONTEXTUAL KNOWLEDGE (4 MINUTE VIDEO)

STEEPLE (an acronym for Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental, Political, Legal, and Ethical) is a framework for identifying contextual factors that may affect product success. Awareness of these factors can help teams reduce risks in future investments.

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NOTION TEMPLATES FOR PRODUCT DESIGNERS

This is a collection of Notion templates, ranging from user research to usability testing. PMs can use tools like the 'Minimal Assumption Map' for validating product design assumptions and the 'Impact Effort Matrix' for project prioritization, ensuring an organized and efficient approach to product development and testing.

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05MISCELLANEOUS

HOW TO GROW PRODUCTS QUICKLY

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