The IoT Product Manager: A Handbook for Engineers, Data Analysts, and Other IT Professionals

Enhance your product management skills and set yourself apart from other product managers working in the IoT industry. This book shows you how to navigate through the world of small and Edge devices to successfully launch and monitor products connected together to make smart environments.

Working in Agile environments, you'll learn to guide UI builds that serve customer needs and function the way top tech companies expect. Then measure the right product metrics and create reporting dashboards for your IoT products. That way you can effectively engage partners, engineers, and stakeholders. And you’ll learn the entire end-to-end development process of IoT products so that you can make sure you make the right moves at the right stages.

After mastering the IoT product lifecycle and measuring your success against KPIs, you’ll see how to work with marketing to effectively launch your product in the marketplace. Finally, a self-interview section has been provided so that you can evaluate your skills and responses to common IoT Product Manager questions. Then take what you've learned and go out into the world to develop integrated IoT products that your customers love!

What You'll Learn

• Create UI/UX experiences that engage and wow your customers
• Work in Agile environments with best business practices
• Negotiate effectively at each step of the product lifecycle

Who This Book Is For

Any wanting to build a IoT products. Aspiring Internet of Things product managers, product owners, analysts, business consultants, engineers, and business owners.

About the Author

Dr. Padmaraj Nidagundi obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Information Science and Engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University in 2010 and a Master’s degree in Computer Engineering in 2014. With more than a decade of experience in the field, he currently works as a researcher with Riga Technical University. He’s found success in software development and testing, where he gained significant international accolades. His research interests include software development, quantum computing, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, as well as, Internet of Things.