Product Management

Edflix
Last Update January 7, 2025
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About This Course

Product management is a strategic function that bridges the gap between business goals, market needs, and product development. It involves envisioning, planning, and overseeing the lifecycle of a product to ensure it delivers value to customers while aligning with the organization’s objectives. A product manager acts as the central point of collaboration between cross-functional teams, including engineering, marketing, sales, and customer support, to define the product vision, create a roadmap, and prioritize features based on market research and user feedback. Successful product management requires a deep understanding of customer pain points, competitive analysis, and emerging industry trends to make informed decisions. By continuously iterating and improving the product, product managers ensure that it remains relevant, competitive, and aligned with the company’s growth strategy. This role not only demands strong analytical and organizational skills but also a blend of leadership and communication abilities to inspire teams and drive innovation.

Learning Objectives

Product Lifecycle Management
Market Research and Analysis
User-Centered Design
Product Strategy Development
Roadmap Creation
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Agile and Scrum Methodologies
Metrics and KPIs
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
Go-to-Market Strategies
Stakeholder Management
Product Analytics and Data-Driven Insights
Pricing and Revenue Models
Leadership and Communication Skills

Target Audience

  • The audience for studying product management is diverse, encompassing individuals from various backgrounds and career stages. Aspiring product managers and professionals in related fields, such as project management, marketing, UX design, or software development, often pursue product management to transition into this dynamic role. Entrepreneurs and startup founders can benefit from understanding how to align product development with market needs and business goals. Business students, MBA graduates, and mid-career professionals looking to diversify their skills or pivot to a new role also find product management valuable. Additionally, technical professionals like engineers and developers often study product management to expand their influence beyond technical execution. Freelancers, consultants, and industry changers from sectors like education, healthcare, or finance can leverage product management knowledge to drive innovation in their fields. The discipline offers a versatile skill set that appeals to anyone interested in creating impactful products and leading cross-functional teams effectively.

Curriculum

31 Lessons40h

Foundations of Product Management

Fundamentals of Product Management
Product Lifecycle
Practical: Case Study
User Research & Personas
Practical: Create Personas

Market Research & Metrics

Agile Practices and Prioritization

Roadmaps and Collaboration

Product Design and Documentation

Capstone Project

Capstone Presentations and Wrap-Up

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Product Management

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Level
Intermediate
Duration 40 hours
Lectures
31 lectures
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