07. Succeeding with Product Discovery: How to boost value and diminish waste

Succeeding with Product Discovery: How to boost value and diminish waste

9 out of 10 ideas will fail

The faster you identify bad ideas, the quicker you thrive. This workshop will equip you to succeed with product discovery. Your toolbox will be sharpened enough to go from zero to one to accelerate value creation.

Product management is complex. Everyone has a different understanding of the field. One of the biggest challenges is uncovering what creates value when everyone pushes you for more output.

A common misleading question is: How can you accelerate delivery? That may have value, but maximizing features nobody needs isn’t why product teams exist.

A better question is: How fast can we drop bad ideas? That’s what product discovery is about—dropping bad ideas fast enough so you can focus on what creates value.

You will have answers to the following questions:

- How can you balance discovery and delivery?

- Why does discovery matter?

- Where should I start?

- What makes or breaks product discovery?

Shall we rock the product world together?

Why Attend?

During this workshop, participants will:

1. Help Product Managers enhance their product discovery skills, crucial for identifying valuable ideas and features.

2. Reduce waste by quickly recognizing and discarding bad ideas, addressing the reality that 9 out of 10 ideas may fail.

3. Get insights on balancing discovery and delivery, clarifying the value of discovery, offering guidance on where to start, and identifying key factors for success in product discovery, making it a valuable opportunity for Product Managers to improve their approach.

Who is it for:

This workshop is primarily designed for Product Managers and individuals involved in product development roles. It is especially relevant to those who want to improve their product discovery skills, learn how to identify valuable ideas, reduce waste, and navigate the challenges of balancing discovery and delivery in the product management field.