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Jacob Biba Jacob Biba
Updated on April 08, 2024

What Is Mixed Reality?

Mixed reality lets users work, play and socialize in both the virtual and physical worlds, simultaneously.

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Jeff Link Jeff Link
Updated on April 08, 2024

20 Product Management Courses You Should Know

For getting started — or moving up — in product management.

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Hal Koss Hal Koss
Updated on April 08, 2024

What Are Network Effects and Why Are They Important?

A guide to the principle that powers some of the biggest platforms and startups today.

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Adam Thomas Adam Thomas
Updated on April 05, 2024

Smoke Testing: An Overview and How-to Guide

Smoke testing is a simple way to check the most important aspect of a product: that it works. This guide will introduce you to its best practices.

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Mae Rice Mae Rice
Updated on April 01, 2024

What Is the AARRR Framework?

AARRR is more than pirate jargon, and can actually help grow your business.

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Mae Rice Mae Rice
Updated on April 01, 2024

Freemium, Explained

What the freemium business model is, how it works and why it matters.

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Mae Rice Mae Rice
Updated on April 01, 2024

What Is a Product Manager? How Do You Become One?

There’s no cookie cutter way to becoming a product manager. Three PMs share insights on how to break into the field.

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Eric Okunevich Eric Okunevich
Updated on March 18, 2024

Want to Be a Market Leader? Avoid These Major Pitfalls.

The trick is to focus less on pumping out new features and more on what users actually need.

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Mike Hyzy Mike Hyzy
Updated on February 23, 2024

How to Design a Product Ahead of Its Time

Taking a “futuring” approach, our expert predicts how AI will reshape UI — and the people who use it.

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Eric Okunevich Eric Okunevich
Updated on January 17, 2024

Here’s How to Improve Your Agile Strategy

By applying the hierarchy of controls to agile development, you can establish a foundation for repeatable and predictable results.

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