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Master Product Management in less than 60 min | The 5 phases
54 students
Master Product Management in less than 60 min | The 5 phases
Cut through the noise and master product management with a simple 5-phase framework
Created byKiran Deglurkar
Last updated 4/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Understand how a problem discovery is done and how a product vision and strategy is derived from it
- Get a peek into what goes on in the product development world
- Why product delivery is not just making something available to everyone
- How to oil the wheels of the product to help serve the customers the best
- When and how to finally let go of a product
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Course content
7 sections • 7 lectures • 43m total length
Requirements
- Basic familiarity with digital products or software (e.g. websites, mobile apps, SaaS platforms, or internal business systems)
- No prior product management experience is required
- Access to a computer and the internet Tools used are common, beginner-friendly, and mostly free
Description
Building a great product is not about ideas alone. It’s about solving the right problem, making smart decisions, and executing with clarity.
This course introduces a practical 5-Phase Product Development & Management (PDM) framework that shows you how to take a product from initial idea to successful launch and the life there on of the product.
The course is structured into five clear phases, each building on the previous one:
Discovering and validating real customer problems and using them to create product vision and strategy
Turning ideas into executable roadmaps and developing them
Launching and delivering products effectively and driving adoption
Maintaining the product so that your customers can continue to derive benefits and enjoy them while using
Deciding if and how to pivot to either retire the product or replace it with a new product cos in the end, a product's sole purpose is to serve a need.
It is designed for real-world use, not theory, drawing on how product teams actually work in modern organisations, start-ups, and enterprises.
Whether you’re aspiring to become a product manager, transitioning from another role, launching your own product, or simply want to think more like a product leader, this course will give you the structure and confidence to do so.
Who this course is for:
- Any one with deep interest in product thinking and problem-solving.
- Aspiring and Early-career Product Managers and Product Owners
- Career Switchers from consultants , business analysts, testers, developers etc to Product Management