This Specialization is designed for aspiring and active product leaders seeking to pursue careers in product management, product design, and related roles. Through five practical courses, you will learn the fundamentals for designing and managing products. Upon completion, you will have created your own personal toolbox of knowledge and techniques for approaching and solving real-world problems that product leaders face.
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Five courses
Developing Innovative Ideas for Product Leaders
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Developing Innovative Ideas for Product Leaders
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Product Management Essentials
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Product Management Essentials
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Establishing Product-Market Fit
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Establishing Product-Market Fit
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Creative Design, Prototyping, and Testing
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Creative Design, Prototyping, and Testing
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Financial Management for Product Leaders
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Financial Management for Product Leaders
(0 hours)Learning objectives
- Identify product ideas by developing your entrepreneurial thinking, exploring competitive analysis and industry analysis, and understanding the keys to value innovation.
- Understand the keys to successfully navigating the roles and responsibilities of being a product leader to champion change with internal and external collaborators and influencers.
- Learn how to truly know your target customer, your customer’s underserved needs, your value proposition, your product feature set, and your user experience, then integrate this knowledge into product and market requirements and positioning plans.
- Translate product ideas into reality by creating prototypes and minimum viable products (mvps), as well as the financial strategies to fund their development and delivery
- Identify product ideas by developing your entrepreneurial thinking, exploring competitive analysis and industry analysis, and understanding the keys to value innovation.
- Understand the keys to successfully navigating the roles and responsibilities of being a product leader to champion change with internal and external collaborators and influencers.
- Learn how to truly know your target customer, your customer’s underserved needs, your value proposition, your product feature set, and your user experience, then integrate this knowledge into product and market requirements and positioning plans.
- Translate product ideas into reality by creating prototypes and minimum viable products (mvps), as well as the financial strategies to fund their development and delivery
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