Lorian is a product professional and independent researcher immersed in Stockholm’s tech scene, with expertise spanning lifestyle and entertainment technology, internet and consumer tech, B2B/B2C hardware, and internal tools. This diverse experience allows her to bring a nuanced perspective to each project. As the cofounder and former organiser of ProductTank Oslo, she has also played a pivotal role in fostering a community of product professionals and driving conversations about innovation and best practices in product development. Passionate about the intersection of technology and society, she conducts research exploring how technology shapes everyday life, with a special focus on internet and mobile phone studies. Her published work highlights her commitment to understanding the broader impact of our digital interactions.

Lorian Leong

Product Management Characteristics

Video

Anatomy of a Product Manager

User Experience (UX)

Defining Roles: Keeping UX Happy

Product Management Process

Tips and Tools for Building Next-Generation Products

Anna is a product owner at Ocado Technology, a large organisation in the UK where she actively encourages user engagement within the teams and across the business by facilitating multiple workshops with business users. She is a product professional with 14 years of experience in software development and product management across different countries - Poland, Ireland and the UK. Working in B2B and B2C environments, Anna is a strong advocate of the user-centric approach and customer dialogue. Contact her at anka.miedzianka@gmail.com or read her posts on Product Owner Blog at https://productownerblog.wordpress.com.

Anna Miedzianowska

What is Product Management?

User personas: don't let them die…

Insights from Building Cross-Functional Teams

11 Things Your Dev Team Wants From You

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/suziejprince">Suzie Prince</a> is Head of Product for <a href="http://www.thoughtworks.com/products">ThoughtWorks Studios</a> building pioneering tools for software development teams. She has over ten years experience as a business analyst and product manager designing and delivering software that is valuable, usable, feasible, and desirable. On weekends, you'll find her either eating in San Francisco's Mission district or hiking in California's National Parks.

Suzie Prince

Data Driven Product Management

Product Design

Product Launch

Why Continuous Delivery and DevOps are Product Managers' Best Friends

Martin Eriksson has 25+ years experience building world-class online products in both corporate and start-up environments for global brands such as Monster, Financial Times, Huddle, and Covestor. He is the Founder of ProductTank, the Co-Founder and Curator of Mind the Product, and a Product Partner at leading venture capital fund EQT Ventures. He is also the author of the best-seller <em>Product Leadership, How Top Product Leaders Launch Great Products and Build Successful Teams</em> (O'Reilly, 2017).

Martin Eriksson

Building Product Teams

Building Happy Product Teams like Heist Teams by Laura Klein

With his background in technical editing, community building and product marketing, Chris' approach to product management is inherently centered around user narratives. He spent the first few years of his career working with the B2B developer products, prototyped an experimental technical publishing platform along the way, and then kick-started the Mind the Product platform. You can find him at ProductTank, or on twitter as @camassey.

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Anatomy of a Product Manager

Defining Roles: Keeping UX Happy

Tips and Tools for Building Next-Generation Products

User personas: don't let them die…

Insights from Building Cross-Functional Teams

11 Things Your Dev Team Wants From You

Stay ahead in product

Why Continuous Delivery and DevOps are Product Managers' Best Friends

Building Happy Product Teams like Heist Teams by Laura Klein

The Importance of Prototyping for People & Culture

Why We Need Product People to Save AI, by Ashwini Asokan

Product, management, and communication by Andreas Thorsheim

Critical Qualities in a Great Product Manager