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No more superheroes - Creating Effective and Scalable Product Management Organizations

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Companies don't understand how to define Product Management, and thus usually struggle when trying to create a Product Management organization. This presentation -- originally presented at ProductCamp Boston in April 2011 -- provides some guidance on how to think about an organization that is scalable and can deliver on the diverse needs that companies demand of Product Management.

Companies don't understand how to define Product Management, and thus usually struggle when trying to create a Product Management organization. This presentation -- originally presented at ProductCamp Boston in April 2011 -- provides some guidance on how to think about an organization that is scalable and can deliver on the diverse needs that companies demand of Product Management.

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  1. 1. No more Superheroes!How to create an Effective and Scalable Product Management OrganizationSaeed KhanTwitter: @saeedwkhan, @onpmwww.OnProductManagement.net<br />Copyright © Saeed Khan 2011<br />
  2. 2. It’s time to change how we think about Product Managers!<br />No more Rock Stars No more Superheroes<br />Copyright © Saeed Khan 2010<br />
  3. 3.
  4. 4. Why?<br />
  5. 5. It’s good for our egos, but…<br /> it’s bad for our profession<br />
  6. 6. Hiring the first PM<br />Highly visible position<br />Technical Strength<br />Business Acumen<br />Strategic Thinker<br />Tactical Executioner<br />Marketing Guru<br />Etc. Etc. <br />
  7. 7. How successful could this person be?<br />
  8. 8. But how do you scale the organization?<br />?<br />
  9. 9. Like this?<br />
  10. 10. Is this even possible?<br />Can you even hire a team like this?<br />Is the whole greater than the sum of the parts?<br />Is this really how any team scales?<br />
  11. 11. One other factor to consider…<br />
  12. 12. Some real world problems for Product Management organizations<br />
  13. 13. Is this a problem?<br />Long term planning vs. short term tactics<br />Getting out of firefighting mode<br />
  14. 14. Is this a problem?<br />How to work in an Agile environment?<br />Is the Product Manager the Product Owner?<br />
  15. 15. Is this a problem?<br />How to work with Marketing?<br />Why don’t they just “get it”?<br />
  16. 16. Is this a problem?<br />Just getting outside the building!<br />How do I gain market authority when I’m stuck at my desk?<br />
  17. 17. And finally…<br /> Truly managing the product across the product lifecycle<br />
  18. 18.
  19. 19. So what’s the solution?<br />
  20. 20. Stop talking about the Product Manager <br />Start talking about Product Management<br />
  21. 21. It’s not part of Marketing<br />It’s not part of Engineering<br />
  22. 22. Product Management should be a department in your company with differentiated roles DEFINED and STAFFED for overall success<br />(just like every other department)<br />
  23. 23. Specialized Roles for Specific Objectives<br />Engineering<br />Software Engineers<br />Architects<br />Project Managers<br />Development Leads<br />Database Architects<br />User Interaction/Experience<br />Quality Assurance<br /> Etc.<br />Sales<br />Account Managers<br />Named Account Managers<br />Territory Managers<br />Inside Sales Reps<br />Sales Consultants<br />Business Development <br />Direct Response<br /> Etc.<br />
  24. 24. What are those Product Management roles and how can they be defined?<br />
  25. 25. The goal of Product Management<br />To deliver measurable business results through product solutions that meet both market needs and company objectives.<br />Don Vendetti - http://wp.me/pXBON-WE<br />
  26. 26. Key Product Management Skills<br />Marketing<br />Strategy<br />Forecasting<br />Roadmaps<br />Communication<br />Pricing<br />Partnerships<br />Technology<br />Planning<br />Selling<br />Management<br />Copyright © Saeed Khan 2010<br />
  27. 27. Cross-Functional Responsibilities<br />
  28. 28. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Business<br />Product<br />Segmenting the roles<br />Product Manager<br />
  29. 29. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Business<br />Product<br />Some are more technically focused<br />
  30. 30. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Business<br />Product<br />Some are more business focused<br />
  31. 31. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Business<br />Product<br />How should the roles be segmented<br />
  32. 32. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Product Manager<br />Business<br />Product<br />Product Manager is business focused<br />TechnicalProduct Manager<br />
  33. 33. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Technical<br />Product Manager<br />Business<br />Product Marketing Manager<br />TechnicalProduct Manager<br />Product<br />Product Marketing can be added<br />
  34. 34. Sr. Mgmt<br /> Presales<br />Engineering<br /> Support<br /> Sales<br />Marketing<br />Market<br />Solution Specialist<br />Technical<br />Product Manager<br />Business<br />Product Marketing Manager<br />TechnicalProduct Manager<br />Product<br />Solution Specialist adds product depth<br />
  35. 35. A scalable & effective team<br /><ul><li> Other roles UX, BA etc. can be added if needed
  36. 36. Can scale organization (by adding people) across products or product lines</li></li></ul><li>Product Management Grows with the Company <br /><ul><li> Individuals across groups work together in virtual or physical teams</li></li></ul><li>Product Management problems solved?<br />Balance long term planning vs. short term tactics<br />Ability to work effectively in an Agile environment<br />No barriers to getting out of the building<br />Enabling Marketing so they “get it” <br />Managing across the entire product lifecycle <br />
  37. 37. And the real reason you came to listen!<br />
  38. 38. No more Superheroes!How to create an Effective and Scalable Product Management OrganizationSaeed Khanwww.OnProductManagement.netTwitter: @saeedwkhan, @onpm<br />Copyright © Saeed Khan 2011<br />

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