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Data visualization is an essential aspect of product management, enabling product managers to communicate complex data in a way that is easy to understand. In this show, Tom will share his insights on how to leverage visualization to enhance data analysis, decision-making, and communication. He will provide practical tips on how to use data visualization to gain insights into customer behavior, identify patterns and trends, and develop actionable strategies. During the show, Tom will share real-world examples of how data visualization has helped him and his teams make better product decisions. He will also discuss the latest tools and technologies available for data visualization and share tips on how to choose the right visualization techniques for different types of data. Whether you're a seasoned product manager or just starting in the field, this show is a must-attend for anyone interested in data visualization and its impact on product development. Tom's pedagogical skills and strong presentation skills will ensure that the content is engaging and easy to follow. As the world becomes increasingly data-driven, the ability to visualize and communicate data insights is becoming more critical than ever. Join us for this show and learn how to enhance your data with visualization, so you can make more informed product decisions and drive business growth.

Mirela Mus is a technical and creative product leader. She has built and scaled customer-centric products, experiences, and teams. With tons of experience in mobility (Tier, Moia, WeShare), user engagement (Zalando, Douglas), real-estate (Scout24), digital health (DrSmile, Doctorly, Tomorrow Biostasis, Medijobs), travel (Omio), marketplaces (HeyCar, Visable, Watchmaster), B2B logistics, IoT (Koerber, Adamos), Fintech (pliant, DSTOQ) and more!

Nils Janse is the author of the product management book "Epic Alignment" In this episode Nils will tell us all about how to drive innovation in product development using ChatGPT. Nils will share his insights on how to leverage ChatGPT, a powerful language model, to enhance your product management strategy. Nils will cover topics such as: - Understanding the capabilities and limitations of ChatGPT in product management -Using ChatGPT to generate product ideas and improve product features - Incorporating user feedback into ChatGPT-generated recommendations - Integrating ChatGPT into your existing product development processes Don't miss this opportunity to learn from Nils and discover how ChatGPT can help you take your product management strategy to the next level.

David Pereira is a passionate Product Leader with more than a decade of product management experience. Over the last years, he has led many product teams in successful endeavors. Some highlights of his journey are: • Exponential marketplace growth: from 5M € to 45M € revenue per year. My role was to find alternatives on how to scale the business sustainably. • Innovate the second hand car market in Brazil, which created a business of 200M USD per year. He was responsible for three Product Teams, this led them to discovering solutions that innovated this market. • Reinventing the route planning for thousands of people over Brazil. He led this project from concept to go live. It resulted in 4M USD cost saving with a 200K USD investment.

In this week’s Episode 142 ; “Prioritization frameworks will not lead you to success ” Saeed Khan, at Transformation labs, in Toronto, shared the art of Prioritization and how to turn strategies into product decisions.

Thorsten is a sustainable UX Evangelist and Advocate based out of Hamburg, Germany. For more than 15 years He has been working in the field of UX, Service Design and Strategy Consulting, supporting clients like ZDF, Intel ,Red Bull and many more to create meaningful products or build up, lead and coach UX and Product Teams following the idea of empathic leadership.

Eva Skoglund is a Director of Product Management at the amazing tech company Tobii. With a product management background from Intel, Wind River, Virtutech, and Enea she has been creating global success. A great product itself is unfortunately not enough. If you don’t speak to the right customers, with the right message, and you pinpoint exactly why they need your product and what the consequence is if they keep on without it – your great product will continue to live a slow life on the market. My belief is that Product Managers need to take ownership of the commercial aspects of the product and become much more intentional in how to work with sales and marketing teams. In the talk Eva Skoglund will share her best tools and how to use them when creating actionable output for sales and marketing people. This show is sponsored by Pendo.io Create better software experiences for customers and employees with Pendo!

Roman Pichler needs no additional presentation. 1000s of product managers have been inspired by the work of Roman. In his latest book STRATEGIZE he evolves product management with his hands on approach. The book gives you practical and thoughtworthy tips to create your product strategy. To get the most value of the session – please buy and read his book before joining - https://www.romanpichler.com/romans-books/strategize/

Francesca Cortesi became the CPO at Hemnet, one of the most famous and used websites in Sweden. She was excited to get to work with one of the most loved products in Sweden and make an impact. Francesca quickly realized that the traditional way of working at Hemnet could be improved. The product strategy was too vague, the product directions unclear, and a good way of incorporating users' feedback in the day-to-day of the development teams was not in place.

In this week’s Episode 137 ; “Seven steps that always will be relevant in new product development” Ogochukwo Umeakafor, senior product manager at Yellow card shared her experience after 10 years in developing new products.

Juliana Araujo is an award-winning product professional at Spotify where she leads a group of product managers. They build internal products for the development teams. She shares how they have evolved their methodology for building and managing internal products. Juliana, from Brasil, brings tech, data, and emotions to discussions.

In this week’s Episode 134 ; “Reflect and look forward” Todd Birzer, Gunilla Dyrhage, Petra Färm, Henrik Johnsson, MaryLee Copeland, and Magnus Billgren all Productbeats instructors shared their reflections from 2022 and what they look forward to in 2023, from a product perspective.

“The Product Owner takes care of the product and the team” In Episode 132, "The Product Owner as the melting point," Petra invited Hana Chundelova Sulcov, from Prague, to share her vast experience as a Product Owner successfully executing a laid-out strategy.

“The Product Owner takes care of the product and the team” In Episode 132, "The Product Owner as the melting point," Petra invited Hana Chundelova Sulcov, from Prague, to share her vast experience as a Product Owner successfully executing a laid-out strategy.

“Forging product strategy in times of uncertainty ” Jana Paulesh, Ph.D. shared her model for resilient product strategies to create and stress test your product strategy.

“Forging product strategy in times of uncertainty ” Jana Paulesh, Ph.D. shared her model for resilient product strategies to create and stress test your product strategy.

“Forging product strategy in times of uncertainty ” Jana Paulesh, Ph.D. shared her model for resilient product strategies to create and stress test your product strategy.

Leonam Espindola has been a leader in the Talent, People & Culture world for a while now. He loves to dive into chaos and explore complex problems that are hard to crack. Building teams, communities and networks are what makes him tick.

“Prioritization is when the strategy meets the reality ” Currently, it is time to bring back the word SMART in product management. Being situation-led and resourceful. Using ruthless prioritization to get things done.

“Mastering data is necessary, but to do great product management you must be able to feel.” The wonderful Aero Wong talked about the mythical product manager and how to break through. Combining logic and empathy will put you ahead of the game.

Bo Malling is a product coach with the rare combination of being impulsive and cautious, which he uses to get ahead in the close race against climate change. In this episode he delves into the different risks that product managers face.

Seyifunmi Jesuloluwa is a product manager passionate about making customers' pain points go away by driving awesome products from ideation to launch and ensuring product growth in the marketplace. In this episode she shares her favorite tips and tricks on how to develop product sense.

Mathias Hellman is responsible for one of the world's most impressive IP portfolios.In this episode, Mathias focuses on patents, sharing strategies for making money and building value on your thoughts.

“Localizing a Product means localizing the business” Parag Gogate is the founder of Ascendere, a boutique advisory enabling entrepreneurs and founders to develop game-changing start-ups and scale-ups in the eMobility & Climate Tech. His particular interest is in business model innovation, innovation management, platform design and development, operating model design and development, and organisation design and development. Also interested in leveraging Blockchain, AI/ML, IoT, and Big Data technologies for innovation. In this episode, he will talk about the dos and don'ts of product localization

“Is it possible to build a career in product management without a toolbox” Structuring the toolbox is the way to build success. Funto uses three levels.