RESOURCES
Product Ops
A resource hub for product operations e-books, articles, webinars, and events.
A resource hub for product operations e-books, articles, webinars, and events.
E-BOOK
The Rise of Product Ops
This e-book covers the basics of the product ops function, why it’s on the rise, and where it fits within the larger product environment. We also share thoughts from practitioners of this fairly new field and offer advice for getting started with product ops.
This e-book covers the basics of the product ops function, why it’s on the rise, and where it fits within the larger product environment. We also share thoughts from practitioners of this fairly new field and offer advice for getting started with product ops.
E-BOOK
How to set up Product Ops in your organization
In this e-book—a follow up to The Rise of Product Ops—we’ll highlight key steps to building a product ops team and how to maximize its value for your organization. We’ll share tips for finding talent, identifying priorities, and measuring product ops’ efforts.
In this e-book—a follow up to The Rise of Product Ops—we’ll highlight key steps to building a product ops team and how to maximize its value for your organization. We’ll share tips for finding talent, identifying priorities, and measuring product ops’ efforts.
WEBINAR
The Rise of Product Ops
Operations functions have been around for decades, and now, product has an operations specialty of its own. While working to improve the operational efficiency of product teams isn’t necessarily new, creating a dedicated product ops role or even team is. And it’s on the rise. In order to understand why you need a product ops function, you first need to understand what it is and how it fits into organizational structures. In order to understand why you need a productops function, you first need to understand what it is and how it fits into organizational structures. In this webinar, we’ll break down the five core areas of the product ops function, why it’s on the rise, and where it fits within the larger product environment. We’ll also share insights from current product ops practitioners and interview Brian Crofts, Pendo CPO, on why (and how) he has introduced an ops function into his product organization.
Operations functions have been around for decades, and now, product has an operations specialty of its own. While working to improve the operational efficiency of product teams isn’t necessarily new, creating a dedicated product ops role or even team is. And it’s on the rise. In order to understand why you need a product ops function, you first need to understand what it is and how it fits into organizational structures. In order to understand why you need a productops function, you first need to understand what it is and how it fits into organizational structures. In this webinar, we’ll break down the five core areas of the product ops function, why it’s on the rise, and where it fits within the larger product environment. We’ll also share insights from current product ops practitioners and interview Brian Crofts, Pendo CPO, on why (and how) he has introduced an ops function into his product organization.
INFOGRAPHIC
The Product Ops Effect
When product ops is an established function, what’s the impact? See for yourself: here’s how companies with product ops compare to those without.
When product ops is an established function, what’s the impact? See for yourself: here’s how companies with product ops compare to those without.