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Tools | 13 product management tools the best Product Managers use

13 product management tools the best Product Managers use
Medium | Apr 01, 2022

Always good to get a refresher on what is being used by others. Which tools do you use?

Phase 1: Opportunity identification and validation
(1) Google Sheets (Spreadsheets) https://www.google.com/sheets/about/
(2) Notion (Taking Notes) https://www.notion.so/
(3) Field (Collect, Explore, Present) https://field.so/en

Phase 2: Design and prototyping
(4) Miro (Collaborative Whiteboard) https://miro.com/
(5) Figma (Collaborative Design & Prototyping) https://www.figma.com/
(6) Pen & Paper
(7) Pitch (Collaborative Presentations) https://pitch.com/

Phase 3: Feature development
(8) Confluence (Team Workspace) https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence
(9) Jira integration (Agile Software Development) https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
(10) Google Docs (Drafting Documents) https://www.google.com/docs/about/
(11) Trello (Productivity) https://trello.com/

Phase 4: Launch and continuous iteration
(12) UXCam (Analytics – Note: plug) https://uxcam.com/
(13) Grammarly https://www.grammarly.com/

Author = Jane Leung, UXCam

https://medium.com/@uxcam_/13-product-management-tools-the-best-product-managers-use-95ca6006a00e

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Metrics | Product Management — All about Metrics

Product Management — All about Metrics
Medium | Mar 02, 2022

Comparison between Facebook & Twitter and their use of Engagement & Growth Metrics

What makes a good metric?
(1) Strategic
(2) Understandable/Actionable/Relevant/Referenceable
(3) Rate or Ratio
(4) Correlation vs. Causation
(5) Changeable

Metric rollup
Counter metric
Exploratory vs Reporting Metrics

Methods to select your perfect metric
HEART = Happiness, Engagement, Adoption, Retention, Task (Kerry Rodden)
Across these dimensions, you will identify goals, signals, and metrics to measure how well your product is doing.
Goal = something the user is trying to do or something you are trying to help them to do
Signal = a change in user behavior that indicates that the user is achieving the goal
Metric = a way to measure signal and quantify how much user behavior has changed

Concludes with a walk you through an example for an imaginary product.

Author = Alaa MohyEldin

https://alaamohy.medium.com/product-management-all-about-metrics-30ec93259e9a