Product Management University Announces New Micro Learning Courses for Product Managers
Learn Targeted Skills in Small Chunks On the Go
Today, Product Management University announced the availability of 15 new micro learning courses for high technology product managers in B2B. As workloads grow heavier and product management teams are asked to do more, there’s less time to learn new skills or keep current skills sharp. Training budgets are smaller too.
Micro learning is a learner-centric approach to training, where content is divided into small, bite-sized chunks that can be quickly consumed and applied at lower price points. It is particularly effective for on-the-go learning, allowing individuals to fit learning into their busy schedules. Retention is higher too.
Product Management University micro learning courses are offered in live virtual, onsite and on-demand e-learning formats. They cover basic skills for newer product managers to more advanced skills for market strategy, product strategy and portfolio planning.
According to John Mansour, President of Product Management University, “It’s a trend that’s been evolving as more clients are in situations where they don’t have the capacity to digest full training courses. They’re looking for training that’s more targeted and focused on specific areas of product management with the convenience of fitting it into smaller windows of time that don’t take teams away from their job for more than a few hours at most.”
The Product Management Basic Skills micro learning courses are offered on-demand. Prices start at $249 per person and each lesson is less than 30 minutes. The Advanced Product Strategy micro learning courses will be initially offered as live-virtual or onsite only due to the highly specialized nature of the material that requires a more consultative approach to learning. Prices start at $399 per person and courses are 2-4 hours in length.
Product Strategy Courses
2-4 hours each, $399/person
- How To Structure a Product Organization for Outcomes
Predictable Growth & High Stakeholder Engagement - How To Formalize Your Voice of Customer (VoC) Structure
Superior Market Alignment, Defensible Priorities - How To Create Outcome-Based Personas
Establish Value Targets From the C-Suite to the Users - How To Do Advanced Market Opportunity Analysis
Find Your Sweet Spots for Growth to Drive Strategy - How To Master the Solutions Value Chain
A Framework for Uncovering Guaranteed Customer Value - How To Create a Strategic Portfolio/Product Roadmap
All Products Aligned for Strategic Customer Value - How To Quantify the Value of Roadmap Candidates
Objective Data-Driven Portfolio and Product Priorities - How To Quantify User Jobs to Prioritize Backlogs
Simplify Prioritization with Quantifiable User Outcomes - How To Do a Value-Based Competitive Comparison
User Jobs & Outcomes, Not Features - How To Position the Strategic Value of Your Portfolio
The Easiest Way to Differentiate Your Products
Schedule Your Product Strategy Courses
Product Strategy Explained in Practical Terms
Basic Product Management Skills
30 minutes each, $249/person
- Understanding Your Target Markets
Without Product Bias for a True Market Perspective - Establishing Your Value Foundation
The Basis for Quantifying All Product Decisions - Identifying Market Opportunities
A Data-Driven Candidate List For Your Roadmap - Establishing Value-Based Product Priorities
Data-Driven Roadmap & Backlog Priorities - Tips for Improving Go-To-Market Execution
The Devil & the Details of Executing Your Roadmap
More information can be found at https://productmanagementuniversity.com/product-management-courses/
About Product Management University
Product Management University offers value skills training for high technology companies in B2B and B2B2C in the areas of product strategy, product management, product marketing, presales product demos and customer success. Our customer outcome approach offers a common framework for uncovering customer value and measuring it so that it’s easier for all customer-facing disciplines to synchronize in their strategic plans and execution around customer value first.
by John Mansour on September 11, 2024.