Entries Tagged 'General' ↓
February 28th, 2010 — General
After almost four and half years, my time at Ryma has come to an end. On Monday March 1st I am starting my new role as a Senior Product Manager with ACL Services Ltd. Some of you may know, I moved to Vancouver and this is an extension of that change.
ACL provides audit analytics and monitoring software to the audit and controls professions and the financial management community.
Doing professional services for Ryma has offered me the opportunity grow professionally, but most importantly meet, both in-person and online, a bunch of really great people across the world. I have seen how you work and plan to apply as many of those best practices that you have shared.
I am looking forward to the challenges that face me in taking on a new-to-me product in a new-to-me market.
I guess it is time to practice what I have been preaching!
February 23rd, 2010 — General
I was able to find a rock star graphic designer who made me a professional looking logo for my blog. Yeah! For those of you reading through RSS, click the link to check it out – www.strategicproductmanager.com.
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June 18th, 2009 — General
| Writing for this blog has been a wonderful experience and being a product management type I am fascinated by the statistics I can pull from the system (measure everything!). Still not completely sure what to do with them, but I am cognizant of of them.
The good news is that the events page and the blogroll are starting to get some traffic and I think this is important. For the product management community (and by reading this you are a part of the community) to survive it needs participation (even the lurking kind). The more readers (to all the blogs) will lead to more contributors and develop more thought leaders. So a big thank you to my readers. Drop me a line (details here) and let’s see how we can connect and expand our network.
One last update… Congratulations!! to On Product Management for their 2-year anniversary and The Cranky Product Manager for her 3-year anniversary. In true product management fashion, they championed their accomplishments here and here. This is a good, simple lesson for all of product management. Share the positives!
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May 26th, 2009 — Events, General
I have been tweaking the layout of the blog a bit lately and just wanted to note a few simple, but hopefully valuable changes. For those of you who read this through a blog reader will be unaffected.
- Events Section – here (help me keep this updated and subscribe to the feed)
- Suggest a Post – here (or volunteer to write one)
- Updated Blogroll – scroll down the sidebar (am I missing any?)
- Product Manager Jobs – scroll down the sidebar
Also, the About Me is one of the most viewed pages on my blog. Not sure why. If you visit my ‘about me’ page, send me an email and let me know what you think.
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March 3rd, 2009 — General
I have had a few revelations from this blog… When I started in January I wanted to do three posts a week. Still my goal. I never realized how long it took to write a high quality post. I never realized how hard it was. I admire the regular bloggers more now (you went from stars to rock stars) because their posts are well thought out, creative and offer valuable insight.
With that said, I have been doing some soul searching, attended a podcamp (there were a few sessions on creativity) and I am starting to work through a strategy for better posts. I think success for me means three a week and something that generates comments.
Of course this all happened in the middle of four weeks of travel so time is at premium. I hope you will stay tuned.
It seemed easier at the Product Management View. Not sure why.
