Show Notes
In dieser Episode von transform together spricht Host Johannes Schartau mit Valerio Zanini, Product-Management-, AI- und Agile-Experte sowie Autor. Valerio ist überzeugt: „There can be no true agility without product thinking.“
Gemeinsam beleuchten die beiden, wie Künstliche Intelligenz das Produktmanagement grundlegend verändert – von der Arbeit mit Modellen und APIs bis hin zu neuen Formen des Produktlebenszyklus. Sie sprechen darüber, was ein AI-gestützter Product Manager heute schon leisten kann, wo die Technologie an Grenzen stößt und wie sich Organisationen auf diese Entwicklung einstellen müssen.
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