Exploring Measuring Product Performance
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The course will teach you how, as a product manager, you can use an organizational vision to set goals for your product and quantify progress using clearly defined performance metrics.
Setting goals and clearly defined performance metrics are necessary with measuring product performance. In this course, Exploring Measuring Product Performance, you will learn how to map organization vision and metrics to your product. First, you will learn what your organization vision is and key metrics defined to measure it. Next, you will learn how to craft your product strategy and metrics, from the organization strategy. Finally, you’ll learn how to present your product pitch to stakeholders to gain executive buy-in. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of being able to define product metrics and how you will utilize them in alignment to your organization.
Author Name: Renganathan Padmanabhan
Author Description:
Renga is a product manager and a digital experience leader with 15 years in tech. He has deep expertise in strategy, research, design, and engineering across multiple digital products for clients across the globe. He is very passionate on teaching about product and design in the simplest terms possible to anyone breaking into these disciplines.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Understand Common Performance Terms and Definitions
6mins - Understand the Organization’s Vision, Strategy, and Metrics
18mins - Creating a Product Vision Based on Organization Vision
17mins - Aligning Product, Vision, Strategy, and Metrics to the Organization
10mins - Pitching the Product Vision to Executives
5mins
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