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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 4, 2013

Welcome to the home of all proposed sessions for ProductCamp Boston on May, 4, 2013!

To propose a session that you would like to lead at ProductCamp, please post it on this page.

Everyone is encouraged to vote for proposed sessions they would like to attend at ProductCamp. Initial voting will conclude on May 1 at 11:59pm EST, at which time the schedule for time slots 1-4 will be established and then published. The sessions with the most votes will be scheduled in the biggest rooms at ProductCamp.

Votes for proposed sessions posted on this page after May 1 (including at ProductCamp on May 4) will be tallied at ProductCamp after breakfast during the keynote, at which time the schedule for the 5th and final time slot will be published.

For folks proposing sessions, get creative! You are encouraged to post a link to a video pitch of your proposed session, and any other materials that might be useful to the voting community!

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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 4, 2013

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  1. This session introduces a Innovation Maturity Modle that allows organizations to assess their capability to innovate reliably.

    12 votes
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  2. Wouldn't it be great if no one could argue with your roadmap? Wouldn't it just rock if you could cut through the endless debates and circular arguments, get to consensus, and just execute?

    I'm Bruce McCarthy, VP of Product at NetProspex and Chief Product Person at UpUp Labs. In 17 years as a product person, I've built a roadmapping methodology on 5 pillars:

    • Strategic goals
    • Objective prioritization
    • Shuttle diplomacy
    • Transparent themes
    • Punctuated equilibrium

    At last year's ProductCamp, my standing-room-only session on prioritization was a huge hit with product people. This year I will focus on translating your priorities into a…

    124 votes
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  3. As a product manager or product owner, you are responsible for discovering and deciding on product requirements and communicating them to delivery teams. While user stories and personas can be powerful techniques for communicating, they may be too “big” or “too small”, leave out critical requirements, or simply are inappropriate for some product domains. We’ll use a simulation to demonstrate how to conduct “structured conversation” to explore, evaluate, and confirm product needs—requirements to build a shared understanding of product needs. You’ll see how your can enrich conversations by holistically exploring functional and nonfunctional requirements using the 7 Product Dimensions and…

    67 votes
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  4. Pricing is often overlooked as a strategic lever essential for revenue and profits. The art and science of pricing is all about setting prices that help your organization capture some of the value that your solutions deliver to customers. Learn techniques that will help you uncover the hidden value drivers that truly differentiate your offering from the competition.

    48 votes
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