Product Management - Business to Business
The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM)
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Business to business product managers are expected to take the lead and guide their organisation in the market. To succeed, they rely on the co-operation of sales, R&D, marketing communications and other departments. So, they have to think strategically and have a credible plan.
This programme gives product managers the tools, principles and confidence to succeed in their role.
Description
You will learn how to:
• Construct a B2B product marketing plan
• Align the plan with company strategy
• Establish product market priorities
• Define positioning strategy
• Identify customer value
• Create value propositions
• Recognise market-drivers
• Define market key success factors
• Align business capabilities with market requirements
• Segment and profile customers
• Identify decision-makers and become a preferred supplier
• Construct the right marketing mix
• Create sustainable and profitable differential advantage
• Managing the stage-gate process for new products
• Developing a business-case
• Manage product portfolios through the life cycle
• Define price and avoid price-competition
• Brief marketing communications
• Measure and control a plan
• Win support of the sales teams.
Who is this course for?
• The programme is specifically for business to business product managers from a technical or sales background.
• Whether you are new to the role or have experience, you will benefit by attending.
• It does not require prior knowledge of marketing.
• It is particularly beneficial to those who are required to make their organisation more market-focused.
• It is both strategic and tactical.
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