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10/08/2009

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Tom, you sly dog! You listened to my presentation on SaaS and the Death of Product Management!

And, yes, you did get a mention at:

http://www.saasuniversity.com/RESOURCES/Podcasts/tabid/1341/Default.aspx

So, instead of using the community to generate "product requirements, persona development, use cases, and other customer insights," it's "social media."

Well, a rose by any other name still smells as sweet, etc.

I guess all that stuff about focusing too much on users (your market) because you lose track of what the market really wants because you don't...uh...listen...to...the...market is becoming non-operative, eh?

rick chapman
www.softletter.com
www.saasuniversity.com

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