ProductCamp Dublin

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Wrap up from ProductCamp Dublin 2019

Thanks to the committee, helpers on the day, sponsors and most of all, everyone who attended on the day making ProductCamp Dublin 2019 our most successful year.

For those who attended, we’d love to hear your thoughts in our brief survey: https://productcampdublin.typeform.com/to/kXCIKY

And here is a selection of photos from 2019, as we turn to thinking about making ProductCamp Dublin 2020 even better.  If you would like to consider supporting us by volunteering, sponsoring or in any other way, please contact us or complete the survey and add your details.

Set-Up and Registration

 

Talk Tables

Introductions and The Pitches

The Session Pitching

The Voting

Lunch

Arranging The Sessions

The Sessions

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After Party @ The Jar!

 

 


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Thanks to everyone for making 2019 our best unconference yet!

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On behalf of the committee, thank you to all who supported us this year, including our sponsors, speakers, and everyone who participated and contributed.

Congratulations to all our speakers, in particular to Paul, Glen and Tadhg who were voted as providing the best sessions this year:

  1. Paul Hays (ABL: Always be learning – How to maintain personal development in Product)
  2. Glen Holmes (The Politics of Product Management)
  3. Tadhg O’Leary (Finding Product/Market Fit)
And thank you to our headline sponsors,  TU Dublin, OpenJaw Technologies and Logi Analytics, and all our core sponsors, without whom, this event would not be possible:
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Best Participant Voting & Feedback

Thank you to everyone for participating in ProductCamp Dublin 2019.  Now is your opportunity to vote for the “Best Session:”

Once thats done, its time to head to “The Jar”, 2 minutes away in Wexford Steeet for the Awards and Product Party!

2019 survey post event


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Session Information 2017

1:45 PM – Parallel Sessions 1

Room Session
A5 Panel Discussion – Managing the Product Management Triad presented bySiobhan Maughan
B5 Why Roadmaps Don’t Matter (that much) presented by Stephen Culligan
F4 B2B Product Marketing: Tell me everything in 20 minutes presented by Oisin O’Connor
G4 Life of a Product Owner presented by Anirban Banerjee

2:45 PM – Parallel Sessions 2

Room Session
A5 How does Service Design & Product Management Co-Exist? presented byGerry Scullion
B5 The Art of Saying No (and Keeping Your Customers Happy) presented byKevin O’Donnell
F4 Go to market: Panel Session presented by Dervilla Mullan, Orla Power, Liz (Wilson) Edwards, Barry Marron and Oisin O’Connor
G4 Product Portfolio Strategy : Implementing the Cost of Delay Model to maximize Product Profitability presented by Heather Mangan

3:30 PM – Coffee and chat

4:15 PM – Parallel Sessions 3

Room Session
A5 Where the hell did my feature teams go? Lessons in moving from product management in a multinational to a startup presented by Bart Lehane
B5 Design Just Ate My Software presented by John Leenane
F4 Putting the ‘User’ in User Experience presented by Séamus Byrne
G4 How to define and manage services as a product presented by Eileen Fitzgerald

5:10 PM – Parallel Sessions 4

Room Session
A5 When the problem is solving the problem! presented by Eric Paquin
B5 What Product Management Leaders Know presented by Derek Organ, Tammy Billington-Dynes, Eoin Kirwan and Jane E Morgan
F4 What history can teach us about Product Management presented by Glen Holmes
G4 Challenges of B2B Product Manager presented by Gaurav Anand

6:00 PM – Awards Voting

6:30 PM – ProductParty & Awards


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ProductCamp 2017 is coming!

In the spirit of BarCamp, Product Camp Dublin is a collaborative, user organized unconference, focused on Product Management and Marketing topics.

At Product Camp Dublin there are no “attendees,” since everyone participates in some manner: This means you get to present, lead a roundtable discussion, share your experiences, help with logistics, help secure sponsorships, or volunteer.

Product Camp Dublin is a great opportunity for you to learn from, teach to, and network with professionals involved in the Product Management, Marketing, and Development process!

We will be looking for content suggestions, along with volunteers to help with the organisation, so please contact us here.


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Photos from ProductCamp Dublin 2016

Check here for photos from 2016.  A few selected photos below:

Getting Started

The Pitches

The Voting

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The 2016 Sessions

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The Sessions

The ISA Software Skillnet Scholarship Opportunity

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The Winners!

 

 

 


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Best Participant Voting & Feedback

Thank you to everyone for particpating in ProductCamp Dublin 2016.  Everyone participates in some way and now is your opportunity to vote for the “Best Participant” and give your feedback on the event, here:

Once thats done, its time to head to “The Jar”, 2 minutes away in Wexford Steeet for the Awards and Product Party!


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Session Information

1:45 PM – Parallel Sessions 1

Room Session
A5 IBM Design Thinking Workshop
with Fred Raguillat
B5 Doing Scrum, Being Agile, Getting
Lean with Macdara Butler
C4 Becoming A Great Product Manager
– The View From Above
with Mary Ryan and Simon Pepper
D4 Do you really understand your end
user environment – are
you solving for the RIGHT problem?
with Barry Magee
E4 Value co-creation For Product
Managers: Strategic Partnerships
around Open Innovation with
Dejan Cusic

2:45 PM – Parallel Sessions 2

Room Session
A5 Customer Journey Mapping Workshop:
Create, & Learn How To Create,
Customer Journeys with Jane E Morgan
B5 Just say No.. Why saying no to a
$1.5m deal was the best decision
we made with Glen Holmes
C4 Product Management: A strategic
discipline or a random collection
of practices? with Claire Mc Bride
D4 Engaging your customer in the
product roadmap with Emer Liston,
Aoife Skelly, Graham Fallon,
Brendan Dillon and Stephen Sherwin
E4 Optimising Sprints with a 3:2:1
Ratio with Noel Tate

3:30 PM – Coffee and chat

4:15 PM – Parallel Sessions 3

Room Session
A5 The Effects Good Onboarding
with Andrea Saez
B5 Continuous Innovation &
Change with PopcornFlow with
Claudio Perrone
C4 Roadmaps: the journey to great
product with Caroline Hynes
D4 Sales Channels and Go-to-market –
Implications for Product
Management with Donagh Kiernan
E4 Exponential Organizations and
Product Strategy -Brendan Dillon

5:10 PM – Parallel Sessions 4

Room Session
A5 Transparency: It worked for Elon
– how can it work for you??
B5 Agile or Fragile – An Excuse
for Chaos with Snjezana Momic
C4 Is Your Product Behaving? 9 Ways
Behavioural Economics Can Help You
To Build, Message and Price Better
Products with Glen Holmes
D4 The Digital Communication
Evolution with Maurice Collins,
Oisin O’Connor and Bob Tait
E4

6:00 PM – Awards Voting

6:30 PM – ProductParty & Awards


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Welcome – ProductCamp is today!

20+ sessions, 350+ participant signed up!

Time to turn on your out-of-office on, phone on silent and get ready to meet the product community @ ProductCamp Dublin, in Room 5050, DIT, Aungier Street.

Whats up next?

  • 12 Noon: Lunch

  • 12:40 Pitches Start

Once you have heard the pitches, you should vote for them here: http://bit.ly/productsessions


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Get Ready for Product Camp Dublin 2016!

We have over 350 participants and 19 sessions registered for what promises to be our best yet Product Management unconference in Dublin.  It starts with Lunch at 12 noon, this Thursday, 16th June in DIT.  Outline schedule for the day is available here.

There is still time to register, and if you are interested in hosting or presenting one of the sessions, you may submit your idea here.

The full list of Sessions proposed this year is available on Lanyrd here. Sessions include:

Acknowledgement

Product Camp Dublin is run by volunteers and is a self funding activity. Without our sponsors, we would not be able to run this event and we thank them for their continued support.  This year, they include DIT, ProdPad, Fineos, Balsamiq, Pragmatic Marketing, Oracle and ISA Software Skillnet:

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