Do you feel that you understand what Product Operations does and what value it provides?

Dashboards & Visualization Monitoring KPIs, Metrics & Reporting+1 more

I've never heard of Product Operations

I've heard of it, but I don't really know much about it.14%

Please join or sign in to view more content.

By joining the Peer Community, you'll get:

Peer Discussions and Polls
One-Minute Insights
Connect with like-minded individuals

I understand it at a high level.43%

I have a working knowledge of what it entails and how it adds value.43%

7 PARTICIPANTS

225 views1 Comment

Director of Product Management in Software4 months ago

I think that the true value of Product Operations is changing as people implement it in their organizations and learn what works and what doesn't. It will continue to evolve over the next few years (and increase in value) before it stabilizes.

Content you might like

What is your overall experience with the Miro (Digital Whiteboard, Visualization, and Collaboration solution) application (performance, features, add-on applications)? We use it quite intensively in our company and would love to hear your experiences.

Applications & Platforms Dashboards & Visualization Availability+2 more

CIO in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

I haven't had a lot of success with it or with its competitors. The challenge is not necessarily with MIro but rather with virtual whiteboard technology. We have found that without the ease of picking up a whiteboard ...read more

If your organization shifted to a work from home structure due to the pandemic, how have you planned to bring your employees back to the work safely?

Strategy & Architecture People & Leadership Process Management+3 more

We are still remote, but we will be bringing all employees back full time gradually with a multi-phase plan.13%

We are planning for a hybrid return to office model and expect some employees to remain remote a few days a week.42%

We are planning for a hybrid return to office model and expect some employees to remain fully remote.22%

We are still fully remote but will bring all employees back to the office at once.6%

We had remote employees, but all employees are fully back in the office now.8%

None of our employees went remote during the pandemic.1%

All of our employees will remain fully remote post-pandemic.4%

Other (comment below!)1%

View Results

2k views1 Upvote1 Comment

Are environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs created to foster change, or are they for publicity & branding?

Customer Engagement Governance, Risk & Compliance Culture & Values

CxO and Startup Advisor in Software2 years ago

There are still a lot of folks doing ESG because it's the buzzword that's going to get them the investment, or the trust. And I wonder how many are doing it because they truly believe that climate change is real, ...read more

How often are ESG programs motivated by branding or publicity?

Culture & Values Customer Engagement Smart Cities & Sustainability

Always13%

Often62%

Sometimes21%

Rarely3%

Never

View Results

6.7k views2 Upvotes2 Comments

Have you ever experienced the curse of the product demo — when every feature and function worked perfectly until you tried showing them to an audience? Let me hear your best (or maybe worst) story.

Applications & Platforms Engineering Technical Product Management+1 more

Chief Information Officer in IT Servicesa year ago

back in the day Novell did a demo on stage in Belfast of their latest server OS. 11 speakers went on stage and 11 times the demos failed due to tech or broadband issues. It was sooooo bad that you wanted it to work for them ...read more