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A product manager’s primary responsibilities is to maximise a company’s value by way of marketable and profitable products.
Failure of a product is a failure for the product manager. A successful product manager always needs to make sure the product is a fit for the target ...
Continue Reading →Research shows that more than ⅔ of a company’s competitive edge in the market is based on the experience they deliver to their customers. Bad customer experience does not only inhibit your business’ ability to grow but you also cannot compete.
During 2018 we reflected on the implementations and work we have done and more specifically on what increased customer experience for our customers through our implementations. We have concluded that the following elements are really important to consider:
Part of creating an enhanced customer experience through our experience on implementations is knowing how your team and business are doing against set targets and SLA’s and getting feedback from your customer.
To achieve this we need to look at:
Overview of the solution:
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You might have a product development idea or ideas and when you first articulate the product development idea(s) it generally sounds great, you get all excited about it and start off on a launch or development tangent. No jokes. The reality soon sets in as you discover that people are not responding to the product and we end up wasting a lot of time, energy and money in a product idea that is not taking off. But no dismay. You ...
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Research has shown that improvements in customer service increases customer experience and perception of your customer service delivery has the following outcome:
Small increases in customer service delivery can have a MASSIVE impact on company revenue: An average revenue increase of $823 million over three years for a company with $1 billion in annual turnover. That is an increase of 82%, almost ...
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We will be hosting another Product Development event, this time from a reflection from a corporate environmental perspective.
Please come join us, as we on the evening of the 23rd July 2019, starting at 18:00 in Midrand( Venue will be shared after registration)
The speaker for the evening will reflect on:
Customers are not only buying the product, and a good customer service experience can turn a one-time customer into a lifelong repeat customer.
We will be hosting a customer service experience event with Jira Service desk.
The topic of the evening:Â
When evaluating a tech framework to build a product it is important to take the following into account:
Language is the language used to code applications or products. This is the technical version of the spoken language . Frameworks are built on-top of 1 or more languages and are aimed to make development easier by cutting down on the amount of code we ...
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Infoware Studios has been chosen to speak at the 3 days Atlasssian Summit 2019.Â
Date: April 9 – 11Â
Venue: Las Vegas
Our CEO, Tania van Wyk de Vries will be covering JIRA Service Desk with the topic Improve Customer Service with Automated Sales and Order Lifecycle Processes Using Jira Service Desk.
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Continue Reading →Infoware Studios will be hosting all the people who are in the product development space, business or tech focused for an evening to reflect on product development. Make sure not to miss out!
Date: 12 March 2019
Time: 18:00 – 19:30
Venue: Embury Institute of Higher Education: Waterfall Campus – Cnr Waterfall & Simlak Drive, Waterfall Country Estate, Gate 1 Midrand 1685
Live Streaming: Infoware Studios Facebook ...
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New to Jira Service Desk? If yes, you probably want to review these FAQ’s.
When working with customers who are not familiar with Jira Service Desk we often get asked a couple of questions that pops up across more than one customer. We are sharing those questions with you here to help you get clarity during your tool discovery process.
There are 3 applicable user types for Jira Service Desk:
Jira Service ...
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Come join us for an evening of reflection on products and product development. We are taking a viewpoint from a business owner’s perspective.
During this evening we want to reflect on:
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We outline some of the key lessons learned or common mistakes made by business owners, entrepreneurs and corporate product owners when building a new product to take to market or when evolving existing products to be better suited to existing customers.
The product owner role for product development is critical.
What is a product owner? Definition: the product ...
Continue Reading →The Agile Manifesto written in 2001 in essence is a set of four values and twelve principles.
Agile Maniesto
“We are uncovering better ways of developing
software by doing it and helping others do it.
Through this work we have come to value:
“That is, while there is ...