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Product Managers for Artificial Intelligence and Robotic World
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The role of the product manager is evolving drastically and expanding due to the exponential rate of change in Technology for some time now. With growing significance of cloud applications, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data insight, rapid prototyping, design thinking, and faster decision making, the product manager needs to be proactive in their analysis, decision making and building products to drive sustainable business growth. Today, basic physical, digital and biological technology are intersecting to create large scale system change in many industries and altering the very fabric of our social system. In short, the Product Manager are faced with designing the systems of future accommodating for technology and people.
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Cloud, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Ai Product Management, Data Insight, Design Thinking.
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