2010 PDMA Annual Global Conference on Product Innovation Management Recordings

Did you miss PDMA's Annual Global Conference on Product Innovation Management this past October? No worries, now you can gain access to six of the most insightful and highly attended sessions.  Plus! Get a peak at the Best of Visions award recipient presentation.

Each recording will help you navigate the new realities for commercial success.

Don't take our word for it...listen to what some on-site attendees had to say!

Gain Access to the following recordings:
Dan Pink - Managing Resources for Success
NY Times bestselling author of Drive and A Whole New Mind
In this keynote speech, Dan Pink, shares the implications of globalization, abundance and automation and, the innate human desire to learn, create, and better the world.  The significance of the transformation of work from linear and routine into conceptual tasks such as the development of new processes, products, and markets cannot be overstated.  Companies large and small are engaged in global competition for talent which can deliver commercial success in these times of new economic realities.  He proposes that commercial success will only be found on the road of high concept/high touch minds motivated by autonomy, mastery and purpose.

Derek Yach - Transforming Business
Senior Vice President of Global Health Policy - PepsiCo
For decades the mantra of needing to have a strong sole focus on short term financial returns as the way companies are judged has dominated.  Leading companies, major academic groups, NGOs and development agencies now see that a new path is needed that gives greater weight to the purpose of companies in addressing societal needs that goes beyond their immediate bottom-line.  The transformation underway is epitomized by new business models being advanced; by substantive changes underway within companies; and by new approaches being advanced by the UN and the World Economic Forum.  It rests on the ability of people in these institutions to lead change in new ways. 

Janet Carr - From Today's Insights to Tomorrow's Products: The Global Product Development Challenges at Coach
Senior Vice President, Strategy and Customer Engagement – Coach, Inc.
Coach, Inc is a company on the upside of its growth curve; firming up its business in the US and Japan, the company is looking to expand its reach into China in the next four to eight years.  The key to knowing how to shape the image of the brand in the future will be to keep closely monitoring and responding to the changing desires of its customers.

John Tucker - OCI Award Presentation
CTO – Kennametal
Deemed our “Best Picture Oscar,” this year’s OCI winner, Kennametal, tells their story around how commercial success became a reality.

Mohanbir Sawhney - Value Proposition Excellence
McCormick Tribune Professor of Technology and Director, Center for Research in Technology and Innovation – Kellogg School of Management and Author, “Collaborating with Customers to Create” and “The Global Brain”
An end-to-end framework for the conception, refinement, development and communication of the value proposition in the product lifecycle is explored, and the importance of crafting a value proposition vision at the very outset of product development and the power of the value proposition as an alignment engine between engineering, product management and product marketing is demonstrated. 

Tammy Hammond - Unconventional Wisdom: Are best practices killing your innovation?
SVP, Global Product Management, PGi
With lessons fresh from PGi’s newest product launch, discover insights, learnings and best practices for delivering products to achieve commercial success.

Best of Visions - 2009 Award 
Portia Crowe and Dr. Robert Cloutier receive their reward for their October 2009 Visions article "The U.S. Army updates its readiness reporting system using an Agile approach in a challenging environment." Click here to add the article to your cart.

Once you add this presentation bundle to your cart & check out, you will receive 7 separate links to the recordings in one email invoice.  Each session recording is approximately 45-55 minutes, with the exception of the Best of Visions Award which is only 6 minutes.

PDMA Members, make sure to log in to receive your discounted price of $150 (PDMA Academic members pay $100, PDMA Student Members pay $70).  Non-PDMA members may purchase these recordings for $250.