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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 3, 2014

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Session ideas for ProductCamp Boston - May 3, 2014

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  1. QA and Product Manager- Expectations Vs Reality

    lets talk about what we have always spoken in our own respective conference rooms but not across, what Product Managers expect from QA and how a QA can do a lot beyond testing the Product.
    In both the departments there are lot of expectations and lot of wishes along with lots of Ifs and Buts. In this session we will try to get atleast few answers to some of the unsaid expectations and seen realities.

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  2. Let Your Customer Do the Talking: Case Study Tactics & Strategies

    Nothing helps a potential customer get over the hump than hearing about how their peers are already using your products and solutions.

    In this session we will cover the fundamentals of quickly creating case studies that explain your product's value proposition and legitimize your solutions efficacy in a given market.

    Topics will include:
    Goal-setting & Groundwork
    Finding Good Subject Matter
    Ingredients of an Effective Case Study
    Interview Guide Development
    How to Leverage a Good Case Study in the Content Marketing Driven World

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