Many thanks to all that voted for and attended my presentation and for everyone which made it in the snow. I appreciated the discussion in the session and all the sessions. For those of you that didn’t make powerpoint karaoke, it was awesome! Pcamp ATL will have PowerPoint Karaoke I think come February.
I look forward to keeping in touch with all the new friends I’ve made. Safe travels home!
There are no shortage of events going on for product managers and marketers. So what’s going on? A flurry of ProductCamps are on the schedule, along with regional talks and a conference on Innovation.
If you are interested in going to a PCamp, a complete list of schedule camps can be found at www.productcamp.org. I hear there even is a Vancouver in the works for 2011 from one of yesterday’s commentators here..
Here are a couple of other events which you might be able to catch online or if you are in Vancouver:
Pipeline 2010: This is a virtual meeting of folks who will be speaking on the best practices of innovation, product development, and product portfolio management. Some of the speakers include – Chris Trimble, Braden Kelley, John Milburn, Maureen Carlson, Steven Cristol, Bill Poston…. This event is hosted by Planview on November 10, 2010
British Columbia Technology Industry Association – The November 16th session focuses executing on your strategy in trying times. The session will be lead by Barb Nelson.
Technology Association of Georgia PM Society – The November 10th meeting is focused on Developing Product Strategies That Align With Corporate Strategy.
Getting geared up for PCamp RTP, if you are in the Raleigh area you should try and make it down. ProductCamps are a great way to meet other PM & PMM folks in the area and learn some best practices along the way. Here is what Nicole Krug thought of a previous camp in RTP.
Registration: http://productcamprtp2010.eventbrite.com/
Date: 10/30
Time: 8:00 am
Hope to see you there!
Many thanks to the folks that voted for session on taking a more strategic approach to social media. It’s not just tasks and more stuff to do, but that is how a good deal businesses fund and look at social media.
