Dan Olsen on How to Prioritize Customer Needs at Mind the Product San Francisco

Product management consultant and author Dan Olsen gave this talk on "How to Prioritize Customer Needs" at the Mind the Product San Francisco conference.
This product conference is one of the most recognized product conferences. Dan Olsen is a product management trainer, speaker, and author. At Olsen Solutions, he works with CEOs and product leaders to help them build great products and strong product teams.
Dan has worked with a range of businesses, from small, early-stage startups to large public companies, on a wide variety of web and mobile products. His clients include Facebook, Google, Amazon, Walmart, Box, Microsoft, HP, Medallia, XING, Financial Engines, and One Medical Group.
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[@eduardoduran1195]

I went to this conference and was without exaggerating the best conference I’ve ever asisted.

[@pawelhuryn]

This is gold, Dan. I need to recommend your videos even more.

[@DanOlsen]

Thanks Paweł!

[@tomaszmazur760]

Awesome talk. Many thanks for this! From an IT startup perspective it seems to fit perfectly to Roger Martin's talks about strategy as a part of 2&3 of the five key choices in the Strategy Choice Cascade.

[@DanOlsen]

Thanks Tomasz!

[@LeXtrema]

Thanks for this! But design is not only happening within the solution space and it should be the shared responsibility with product management to understand if we are designing the right thing. Design is about understanding and solving problems.