PRODUCT MANAGEMENT MIND MAPS: A very very small handbook for the new and the seasoned practitioner
Book Details
Author(s)
Shailesh Bhat
Publisher
Shailesh Bhat
ISBN / ASIN
B01B872A2O
ISBN-13
978B01B872A26
Sales Rank
#228,170
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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Description
This book is a collection of 14 mind maps for product management. Professionals new to product management will find it a useful handbook to orient their thoughts on a topic, while experience professionals will find it useful to compare & contract their own mental models.
Mind maps covered include -
What is Product Management?
What does a Product Manager do on a daily basis?
Questions to help develop a Vision & Mission
Questions to help develop a Strategy
Questions to help create a Roadmap
Elements of a Market Requirements Document (MRD)
Elements of a Product Requirements Document (PRD)
How to conduct User Research?
How to find a (target) market Survey Panel?
Software Business Models
Elements of Costs of Inputs
Elements of Product Metrics
How to make Outsourcing work for you
Is this idea good enough to be a startup?
The mind map files have also been released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA license and are available on GitHub. The mind map files have been drawn using Freemind2, an open source mind mapping tool.
Mind maps covered include -
What is Product Management?
What does a Product Manager do on a daily basis?
Questions to help develop a Vision & Mission
Questions to help develop a Strategy
Questions to help create a Roadmap
Elements of a Market Requirements Document (MRD)
Elements of a Product Requirements Document (PRD)
How to conduct User Research?
How to find a (target) market Survey Panel?
Software Business Models
Elements of Costs of Inputs
Elements of Product Metrics
How to make Outsourcing work for you
Is this idea good enough to be a startup?
The mind map files have also been released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA license and are available on GitHub. The mind map files have been drawn using Freemind2, an open source mind mapping tool.
