The Product Delivery Process – Part 2
This is the second post in the series about the ‘product delivery process’ – the process which covers how a feature goes from ideation to production.
Click-worthy ads come and go. But great customer experiences last forever. Meaning, yes, you can launch fun campaigns that drive one-off spikes in traffic and engagement. But if you truly want to build valuable relationships, move audiences along the funnel, and increase retention, you need to create a memorable customer experience that sticks with people.
This is the second post in the series about the ‘product delivery process’ – the process which covers how a feature goes from ideation to production.
It’s execution time! You know what is the feature you want to be built. You know why it needs to be built. And you decided that now is the time to get it into the works. Fantastic! Now what?
We’re back with another episode of our new tech podcast: Nerds Talking on the Internet. And this time, it’s a two-parter! This episode is called “Technological Singularity (Without Talking About The Matrix)“.
Today we will travel to an ideal world and understand how an ideal company should structure its product organization. I know very few companies which are living up to this ideal structure, but nevertheless – discussing it will assist you on several levels.
The fans have spoken. We listened. Due to popular demand, we are excited to launch our new tech podcast: Nerds Talking on the Internet.