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What are your product development strategies? We are currently developing a new product, so digging the records and looking for more strategic advice )) Some results are in the article below, please read, comment, bookmark the article and get back when you need it too)) https://lnkd.in/dyVtrN5x What strategy or product development technique would you add?

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Sanjay Shah, Strategic Marketing For B2B Companies

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7mo

With project management, it's important to understand that the process is not necessarily linear. There can be lots of prototyping and iteration. It's important to factor this into your project timeline.

Scott Lee

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One strategy I find effective is involving customers early through beta testing. It provides invaluable feedback and helps ensure the product meets market needs.

Caroline Kennedy

Former 9-Figure CEO | Advisor to Australia's Top CEOs & 7-8 Figure Business Owners | Known for Achieving 100%+ Client Growth in 12 Months | 2 x Telstra Awards

7mo

Valid points. Thank you Alexey.

David Jenyns

Author SYSTEMology®, Host of the Business Systems Simplified Podcast & Lover of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

7mo

Great share, Alexey. Balancing innovation with market research and customer feedback in your product development strategy really is crucial.

Ivan Schwartz

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7mo

Great to hear about your new product development—your article is a valuable resource, and I’m eager to learn from it and share insights. Thanks for sharing this, Alexey.

Julian Khursigara

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7mo

Agile development with a focus on rapid prototyping and user testing can be a great way to validate your product concept and iterate quickly. Best of luck with the new product launch, Alexey!

Azadeh Williams

Award-Winning B2B Tech PR + Marketing Leader, AZK Media | Executive Board, Global AI Ethics Institute | Former Journalist | Amplify your message to prospects and press|

7mo

I'm not a product developer but greatly admire anyone who can create and innovate amazing tech solutions!

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Greg Smith

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7mo

Great post and thnaks for the share Alexey! One strategy I'd recommend is involving your customers early and often through feedback loops. This helps ensure the product truly meets their needs and can significantly reduce the risk of costly pivots later on.

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Stacy Farrell

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7mo

Great share, Alexey! It's so important to balance innovation with market research and customer feedback in your product development strategy. Absolutely crucial!

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Mark Clayton FCMA CGMA FMAAT MSc

British Manufacturing in China | Chairman, British Chamber of Commerce South China | Multiple Award-Winning CFO | 2019 Peace Laureate for Philanthropy | China Expert | International Speaker

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Great post! One strategy I'd recommend is involving customers early through beta testing. This not only provides valuable feedback but also builds a community of early adopters who can become brand advocates.

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