3.3.11 PROD

On June 2nd, 2014, the Productcamp Nuremberg will take place. Das ProductCamp, die (Un)Konferenz von Produktmanagern für Produktmanager, findet wieder am 2. Juni 2014 ab 10:00 Uhr in Nürnberg im Marmorsaal statt. We are happy to have received five free tickets for students from PROD, our ...

PROD, the product management seminar, started today. For the first time, we will be using teaching cases. Below some photos from the course.

The OSR Group's Product Management seminar, an innovation in teaching product management to computer science and information system students, would like to say thank you to the product managers who helped us run another great course. We would like to thank the following people and their supporting c...

The PROD homework for next week is to interpret one paragraph from the "I'm a VC" song lyrics (below the video). Use (your participation (class) number modulo 10) + 1 to determine your paragraph and be ready to discuss it in class. I'm a VC Hey you listening, it’s going down just like ...

Product management is an under-taught topic. It sometimes hides as "requirements management" as part of a larger software engineering course. But that's just short-changing one of the most important business functions in product development firms there is. We are trying to change this situation with...

Our Product Management Seminar, facing a full house, is off to a good start. In the photo below you can see not only the class but also my co-lecturer, Dr. Meier of Methodpark AG, in the front. The class is structured along our Product Management by Case effort. If you are a student, feel free to au...

This semester we introduced a teaching innovation at FAU: A seminar on software product management. With two student presentations each session, the topic coverage is comprehensive. The first talk today was about a large company case study, Microsoft in this case, and it answered questions like how ...

PROD: Product vs. Engineering Management in tech-savvy companies

Today at "the Firm", the seminar we teach on how software product firms work, was product presentation time. Things were led on by lecturer Stefan Probst, followed by the three student teams, each presenting an elaborated version of the business idea that made the cut earlier this semester. Please g...