product management examples
My experience with product management is the result of 7+ years working with aviation and transportation concept exploration. This experience includes working on all sides of the product as a project manager, tester, user session organizer, software demo organizer, systems engineer and analyst. I have experience using the following tools related to Product Management:
Figma/Moqups (User Experience) | Prezi (Communication) | Trello/Jira/Jama (Product Management)
Aha!/ProdPad (Product Roadmaps) | Microsoft Project (Project Management) | Excel (Cost Estimation)
Product Management - Transportation Applications
Responsible for the transition of a legacy thick client product from a dated user interface to modern web application, I was the product manager for the overall vision and execution of the product. The project required gathering requirements from 12 major U.S. airlines, laying out a vision for the transition and coordinating government, internal and commercial data sources. The project resulted in a 100% increase in customer revenue and included the following skills:
Project management
User story creation
Jira project tracking and reporting
Requirements management
Test team coordination
Licensing and contract modifications
User experience design
Concept Development
Presentation which walks through the product development process needed for creating an Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) flight planning app. Mockups created through Moqups, presentation via Prezi.
The presentation walks through the lean canvas for a potential app, focusing on details in the following areas:
Problem, Solution & Unfair Advantage
Customer Segments
Key Metrics
Value Proposition
Cost Structure
Potential Revenue Streams
Channels
Brand Enhancement
A launch plan created for General Assembly's Product Management course final project, I explore how to enhance a personal artistic brand with actual customer data by creating a kids' book. The presentation focuses on understanding user personas and translating these into actionable requirements and specifications as well as details for launching the book. In addition to the concept development areas listed above, this presentation focuses on:
Quantifying assumptions
Cost per acquisition
Break-even analysis
Product roadmap
Go-to Market Strategy
Competitive Analysis
Storyboarding
Total Market Size
Ideation through Final Impact
An overview of a Air New Zealand's process to create a new product offering and the successful and un-successful steps they took.
This presentation walks through the following processes:
Opportunity Identification
Concept Generation
Concept Evaluation
Development
Launch
Results