Jim Berardone, CEO of Product Strategy Network


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About the Webinar: Ryma's August 11th webinar will be presented at noon ET by Jim Berardone. One of the most important responsibilities of product managers is to manage the product roadmap. When created effectively, roadmaps can be a very valuable and powerful tool for the product manager. They can help to provide focus to activities, inform key internal and external stakeholders, keep everyone on the same page and drive growth. Unfortunately, we see many practitioners who fail to obtain the benefits.

In this webinar, Jim Berardone, CEO of the Product Strategy Network (www.ProductStrategyNetwork.com), will discuss the 10 biggest problems that he has observed with product roadmaps and the practices for dealing with them effectively. You'll takeaway important lessons that can help you to make product roadmaps a useful and effective management tool.

About the Presenter: Jim Berardone is the CEO of the Product Strategy Network, (www.ProductStrategyNetwork.com) the leading practitioner resource for product management organizations. One of the founders, he has led the company's strategy and development since its inception in 2002. Through study, observation, participation and collaboration with many product management organizations in various industries, he has gained a unique perspective of the practice of product management and uses this understanding to enable PSN Members to meet their specific challenges.

Jim has broad experience in several segments of the technology industry including content management, product life cycle management, supply chain management, e-commerce, and data integration. In his career, he has managed product management departments, product development, and professional services. He has led the development and/or commercialization of over 70 products and services including enterprise software, SaaS services, vertical-market search engines and education. Jim has been part of new product innovation for over 20 years with large and early-stage companies such as Fujitsu, Perot Systems (now part of Dell Computer Corp.), AT&T/Nets Inc., Industry.net and SAE International.