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Planning Assumptions for 2018: Product Management Webcast Replay

September 26, 2017

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High-growth organizations are nearly 20 percent more likely to have very well-defined goals for product management. Product management leaders must evaluate the performance of the function – and the offering portfolio – during the previous year, while developing a plan for changes going forward.

In this Webcast, I share trends across six priorities that will affect product management teams in 2018.

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