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Brand Innovation and Product Management

  /    /  Brand Innovation and Product Management
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March2nd-6th1 Week$ 3,500DubaiClick to Book
October5th-9th1 Week$ 3,500LondonClick to Book

Good understanding of product management tools is never more essential in the 21st century when embarking on a product or new product development and management. With competitors monitoring your every move, you will learn how to have total command of the most recent product management tools to develop and manage sustainable and profitable product portfolios. This course will be suitable to those interested in pursuing a career in product management or who want to learn more about the field of product development. It will also suit those who want to learn how to effectively work with their product management counterparts, new product development team members and project managers.

  • Build a robust brand management strategy for your product(s)
  • Learn to build and manage your brand equity
  • Identify and overcome barriers to growth and sustainability
  • Shape your corporate culture based on the brand for to create a brand inspired culture
  • Be able to make informed considerations in the launching or acquiring of brands
  • Develop strategies to sustain brands
  • Using a phase-gate methodology to guide decisions for new products and enhancements
  • Distinguishing between linear and non-linear, prototypical approaches to project selection
  • Screening criteria for prioritizing projects using a practical screening matrix
  • Conducting industry, market, and competitive assessments
  • Segmentation and market targeting essentials
  • Assembling the business case for new product project investments
  • Applying break-even analysis techniques
  • Constructing and managing a product master plan
  • Deriving forecasts and understanding financial implications of variations in volume and price
  • Establishing conditions and triggers for products after they’re launched
  • Negotiating agreements with functional organizations to assure synchronized participation
  • Assimilating the plans from functional organizations into the master plan
Course Overview

Good understanding of product management tools is never more essential in the 21st century when embarking on a product or new product development and management. With competitors monitoring your every move, you will learn how to have total command of the most recent product management tools to develop and manage sustainable and profitable product portfolios. This course will be suitable to those interested in pursuing a career in product management or who want to learn more about the field of product development. It will also suit those who want to learn how to effectively work with their product management counterparts, new product development team members and project managers.

Course Objectives
  • Build a robust brand management strategy for your product(s)
  • Learn to build and manage your brand equity
  • Identify and overcome barriers to growth and sustainability
  • Shape your corporate culture based on the brand for to create a brand inspired culture
  • Be able to make informed considerations in the launching or acquiring of brands
  • Develop strategies to sustain brands
Course Outline
  • Using a phase-gate methodology to guide decisions for new products and enhancements
  • Distinguishing between linear and non-linear, prototypical approaches to project selection
  • Screening criteria for prioritizing projects using a practical screening matrix
  • Conducting industry, market, and competitive assessments
  • Segmentation and market targeting essentials
  • Assembling the business case for new product project investments
  • Applying break-even analysis techniques
  • Constructing and managing a product master plan
  • Deriving forecasts and understanding financial implications of variations in volume and price
  • Establishing conditions and triggers for products after they’re launched
  • Negotiating agreements with functional organizations to assure synchronized participation
  • Assimilating the plans from functional organizations into the master plan

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