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Low Effort, High Impact Product Research Tactics

Wednesday, November 3rd @ 1:00 PM EST

You don't need an entire research team or a big budget and a long timeline to conduct effective, impactful product research. But you do need to have a plan. In this conversation with Matt Young, CEO of UserVoice, we'll dig into how product people can conduct high-impact product research without a massive amount of effort.

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Leading Digital Transformation

Wednesday, November 17th @ 1:00 PM EST

Everyone's been talking about digital transformation. For those of us at organizations that need to go through a digital transformation — or if we're currently undertaking one — how exactly should we be approaching things? What will work — and what won't? How do we fully embrace going through a digital transformation as a product team?

We'll cover all of these questions, and more, with Ed Pederson — VP of Product at Kelly — who will share his experiences and approach to leading digital transformation at Kelly, a 75-year old global enterprise pioneering the future of work. You'll learn where they are on their journey, challenges and opportunities he's met along the way, and how you can take the next step as a leader at your organization. Plus, you'll have an opportunity to ask questions of your own!

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Building Data Experiences for End Users

Thursday, October 28th @ 1:00 PM EST

Organizational data literacy is regularly addressed, but it’s uncommon for product managers to consider users’ data literacy levels when building products. It's important to research and recognize end users' data literacy when building an application with analytic features. Otherwise, it can lead to a low adoption rate and a poor product experience. In this discussion, we'll dig into all of this — and give product people the guidance they're looking for.

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4 Common Customer Feedback Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Tuesday, November 9th @ 12:00 PM EST

In the early days of launching a product, it's important to set your product and team up to scale. To do that, though, it's important to build a culture that supports scale. Introducing product discipline in areas such as research, data, and user feedback is critical. We'll be discussing all of this, and more — plus, you'll have a chance to ask your own questions about what it means to scale product culture.

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