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Hallo liebe:r Leser:in, English Translation below for internal forwarding to your German colleagues Du lieferst Features aus und wirst nach KPIs gefragt – ohne Verbindung zu Erfolg für Nutzer:innen und Geschäft. Die Strategie deines Unternehmens ist entweder zu vage oder fehlt ganz. Das Ergebnis: Alibi Progress statt echter Wirkung. Was du Lernen wirst:
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English VersionYou're shipping features and getting asked about KPIs—with no connection to user success or business impact. Your company's strategy is either too vague or missing entirely. The result: Alibi Progress instead of real impact. In my workshop "Strategic Execution Over Checking Off KPIs—Developing & Measuring Product Strategy," you'll learn how to create strategic clarity for your product. You'll discover which attributes make strategy actually useful, how to pragmatically test your strategic choices, and how to derive goals that measure progress instead of just tracking releases. We work in groups on real challenges, and you'll walk away with immediately usable quality criteria for your work, practical methods, and concrete next steps you can act on right away. What you'll learn:
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