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In a year that brought many challenges to product teams amidst a global pandemic, product did what we do best: adapt and overcome. We saw incredible innovation across the five stages of the product lifecycle: conceive, design, build, operate, and collaborate. This year, we received more than 2,000 nominations! Thanks to people’s choice voting from our network of more than 300,000 PMs, we were able to narrow that down to 100 finalists. From there, our Awards Advisory Board comprised of senior product leaders from many different spaces, selected our winners.
Additionally, we hosted incredible executives and product leaders from Heap, Bluedot, Sisense, Indicative, and Autodesk to join us for fireside chats to provide their perspectives on the latest developments in product and on the product lifecycle.
We’ve put the winners and highlights from the 2021 Product Awards into an eBook to serve as a guide for you when searching for new products to enhance your PM superpowers.
Products that Count is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that helps everyone build great products. It celebrates product excellence through coveted Awards that inspire 500,000+ product managers and honor great products and the professionals responsible for their success. It accelerates the career and rise to the C-suite of >30% of all Product Managers globally by providing exceptional programming – including award-winning podcasts and popular newsletters – for free. It acts as a trusted advisor to all CPOs at Fortune 1000, and publishes key insights from innovative companies, like Capgemini, SoFi, and Amplitude, that turn product success into business success.
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