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BCS Practitioner Certificate in Digital Product Management
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£1,499 inc VAT
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Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
4.2 hours · Self-paced
Certification
BCS Practitioner Certificate in Digital Product Management
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Overview

With many organisations moving from project to product delivery as a way to continuously integrate and deliver new features and capabilities to the business, there is an ever increasing need for professionals working in product to be equipped with the knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary to step into the role of digital product manager at practitioner level.

This certificate encourages individuals in both technical and non-technical product-related roles to develop the practical behaviours required to succeed in leading a product project or team.

Certification

BCS Practitioner Certificate in Digital Product Management

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Curriculum

7
sections
50
lectures
4h 10m
total

    • 1: Introduction To The Course 00:37

    • 2: Introduction 00:37
    • 3: The role of the Product Manager 02:51
    • 4: Identify stakeholder categories using the stakeholder wheel 02:44
    • 5: Apply effective methods to communicate with stakeholders at various levels 02:42
    • 6: Apply the power/interest grid to categorise stakeholders 03:09
    • 7: Choose an appropriate stakeholder management strategy 03:44
    • 8: Explain the importance and methods of gaining stakeholder buy-in 04:14
    • 9: Apply problem solving techniques 03:59
    • 10: Self-assessment 05:00

    • 11: Introduction 01:02
    • 12: Analyse the business environment using an appropriate framework 06:36
    • 13: Resource Audit 04:25
    • 14: VMOST 02:57
    • 15: Importance of alignment between commercial considerations and business strategy 02:41
    • 16: IT environment supports product development, delivery and marketing activities 03:10
    • 17: Legal and organisational guidelines relevant to product development 04:35
    • 18: Prepare an analysis using Porter’s value chain 03:26
    • 19: Research methodologies taking into account the diversity of the target market 02:32
    • 20: Analyse the market to determine its size 05:01
    • 21: Prepare and monitor budgets to manage costs and maximise revenue 07:58
    • 22: Apply data analysis to evaluate research findings 04:51
    • 23: Self-assessment 06:00

    • 24: Introduction 00:45
    • 25: Create a product roadmap 06:39
    • 26: Explain the purpose of a vision for the product and the organisation 03:16
    • 27: Create and apply personas to inform decision making 03:17
    • 28: Analyse the stages of the product delivery lifecycle 06:41
    • 29: Describe the concept of pivoting 05:41
    • 30: Apply risk management techniques throughout the product delivery lifecycle 04:52
    • 31: Apply appropriate quality assurance and quality control methods 06:09
    • 32: Appropriate testing methods to evaluate compliance with product requirements 18:02
    • 33: Analyse metrics to monitor product performance 04:01
    • 34: Self-assessment 05:00

    • 35: Introduction 00:38
    • 36: Apply prioritisation techniques 06:11
    • 37: Apply product development techniques 08:02
    • 38: Create business cases, user stories and use cases 06:06
    • 39: Explain the concept of minimum viable product 02:19
    • 40: Describe various prototyping approaches 13:43
    • 41: Explain what sustainable product development is 02:58
    • 42: Features of different coding languages and terminology associated with coding 03:10
    • 43: Self-assessment 04:00

    • 44: Introduction 00:38
    • 45: Analyse the different types of user acquisition models 02:54
    • 46: Describe concepts used to promote a product into the market 04:12
    • 47: Describe digital marketing techniques 03:57
    • 48: Describe the advantages and disadvantages of various advertising methods 04:48
    • 49: Self-assessment 02:00

    • 50: Practice Exam 35:00

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Description

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By completing this certificate learners will be able to demonstrate a practical understanding of:

Effective stakeholder management and communication techniques

How to analyse the internal and external environment and undertake market analysis

The product delivery lifecycle

Product development techniques

Methods and techniques of marketing

Who is this course for?

Who is it for?
Product management professionals who are interested in expanding their skills as a digital product manager and supporting change within their organisation.

Requirements

Though there are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, candidates may find some industry experience of product and/or project management beneficial. Training with a BCS accredited training provider is strongly recommended.

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