Lean Design Thinking, Roadmapping, & Rainbow Vomit Emojis
Roadmapping is both exciting and painful. Lean design thinking can help. It gives you the data you need to know what to purge and what to prioritize. This session is…
Posts by Jason Brett
Powerpoint Karaoke! 2019
Get ready for the most unpredictable, side-splitting, wildly entertaining session of the day. It’s PowerPoint Karaoke, a ProductCamp tradition where brave souls step up, get handed a random deck of…
Success’ Dark Secret: Build your influence with compelling messaging
If you’re in product management you’re in sales. Learn how to embrace the dark side and understand the tips and tricks to creating a compelling message that will win you…
Agile: You’re Doing It Wrong
Don’t let meetings and backlogs take over! Let’s zoom out and make sure you’re actually nailing the purpose of Agile development. Presenter Bio: Sam is a local product manager who…
Kanban by Design
Kanban by Design was crafted to optimize the implementation of Lean Startup principles, Design practices, and Agile methodologies across the product development life cycle. This convergence enables organizations to foster…
Outsmart Your Cognitive Biases in Product Development
6-time ProductCamp award winner David Eckoff returns with all new material and a brand new session, to help you change how you think and change your results. This session tackles…
Product Manager or Therapist?
As a PM, do you ever wish you had studied psychology? Let’s talk about the personality types we’ve encountered and tactics for working together. Presenter Bio: Katie Salley is currently…
From Mistake to Learning: A PM’s Journey
When you’re asked about that time where things didn’t go as planned, what do you say? This session is an opportunity to share some things I’ve learned through my PM…
“I’ve got an idea…” Conceiving Your Next Product
Are you an “idea person,” somebody with a lot of ideas (or maybe just one burning idea) for a new product you wish was built yesterday? In this experimental workshop,…
Lean Design Thinking
Want to create products people enjoy using? We’ll walk through how teams create a backlog using lean design thinking techniques to test their assumptions and build valuable products.