Unlock your transformation to the product operating model

The product operating model is revolutionizing product management and changing the way companies operate. Join this webinar to learn about what the product operating model is, why it’s a game-changer for positioning companies towards long-term success, and most importantly how your team can make the shift.

You’ve likely heard of "digital transformation.” But what about the powerful shift that’s revolutionizing product management? Enter the "product operating model."

The product operating model can fundamentally transform the way your company operates to be more customer-centric, pushing teams to understanding challenges and develop solutions to address them. This isn’t just a passing trend—it’s critical for businesses aiming for long-term success.

Join Product Management Evangelist, Axel Sooriah, to learn what the product operating model is and how you can make the shift. You’ll learn how to

  • Collaborate with the rest of the organization to identify new areas of value
  • Build strategy based on customer insights and expected outcomes
  • Prioritize work using tested frameworks and methodologies
  • Engage the rest of the team and communicate plans and decisions

Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with our expert team through a live chat Q&A during the session.

Not able to join live? No problem. Register anyway and we’ll email you a copy of the recording.

Intervenant

Axel Sooriah

Product Management Evangelist, Atlassian

Axel est évangéliste de la gestion de produits chez Atlassian, où il aide les équipes à découvrir de nouvelles méthodes de travail avec Jira Product Discovery. Auparavant, Axel a formé des équipes aux pratiques modernes de gestion de produits dans des entreprises telles que Contentsquare, Openclassrooms et Welcome to the Jungle. Avant d'être coach, Axel a occupé des postes de responsable produit dans des entreprises telles que 11:FS, Verisure et Barclays.

Axel est un gourmet avéré qui a failli tout abandonner pour poursuivre une carrière de chef cuisinier, mais il a décidé de se consacrer à la meilleure option possible : le bento d'Axel.