Hello dear reader. I’m Joe, I’m a 23 year old former SAP consultant and present day marketing nerd who has recently had the pleasure of joining The BLN. I’ve already had the pleasure of meeting some of the BLN community, and I’m very much looking forward to meeting more in the future. If we haven’t met, please say hi!
Last Thursday we had the pleasure of Des Traynor’s (Founder of Intercom and Product Strategy Genius) company for nearly an hour on a Google Hangout discussing his talk, ‘Product Strategy is about saying No’.
Steve Johnson was once described by my most cynical (and perhaps consequently most competent) product manager friend as the only product management guru worth listening too. All together now: Define, Design, Deliver, Refine.
This is the link to sign up for, and view after the event, the Google Hangout with Des Traynor of Intercom to discuss his Business of Software Conference USA talk, Product Strategy is about saying, ‘No!’ on Thursday 8th January 2015 at 13.00 GMT.
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Want to know what Joel Gasgoine and the team at Buffer App are paid and how much they spend on Kindle books a year? Be their guest…
Many congratulations from us all to Wendi Labbie who is now of legal drinking age. We know this is all supposed to be about software but software is all about people (or should be) and we wanted to recognise the shining star that makes Business of Software Conference happen.
Des Traynor, Co-Founder of Intercom, follows up his bravura 2013 Lightning Talk with an hour of precision focus on successful product strategy.
We took a few pictures but we had the amazing Betsy Weber from TechSmith at BoS again this year so we are far too embarrassed to share our. Luckily, Betsy is so lovely she let us share these…
