ProductTank #4:What Makes A Great Product Manager-Customer Focus

THEME: CUSTOMER FOCUS

In this fourth meetup, we will try to discuss What makes a great product manager: Customer Focus. Customer-focused product management is all about fixating on the success of the customer, making sure customer use the product to complete their job-to-be-done tasks. That's why it's important for every product people to stay focused on the customer problem and figuring out what makes a great user experiences in a product. This event is FREE, but we have limited seats.

This meetup also mark our first collaboration with UXID, the biggest UX Indonesia Community in Indonesia.

HOW TO RSVP:

We don't accept registration through Meetup as we use Eventbrite for administration reason. So please register through this link below.

http://bit.ly/PTJKT-Feb2018

SPEAKERS AND TALKS

#1 Indah Putri
Experience Research Manager, Go-Jek

Indah Putri has expertise as a PM at Zalora and Setipe.com, and also Co-founded WikiDPR.com. Currently, she is the Experience Research Manager ensuring data driven design in GO-JEK, the leading on-demand platform with over 14 million downloads on Android & iOS and over 200,000 driver partners in Indonesia.

#2 Yoel Sumitro
Senior UX Researcher, Uber

Originally from Indonesia, Yoel Sumitro left for Seattle to get a degrees in UX from University of Washington. From there, he has been globe trotting: first, he worked in Apptio in Seattle, followed by Mobilewalla in Singapore and then he was at adidas Group in Germany, since he missed the 10 months of gray, cloudy weather that Seattle offered. Most recently he is working as a UX researcher at Uber, helping change how the world moves.

RUNDOWN:
18.00 – 18:30: Registration
18:30 – 18:40: Introduction about ProductTank & Host
18:40 – 19:10: 1st speaker talk and Q&A (20 min + 10 min)
19:10 - 19:20: Break & Networking
19:20 – 19:50: 2nd speaker talk and Q&A (20 min + 10 min)
19:50 – 20.00: Break & Networking

ABOUT OUR HOST

# KASKUS
KASKUS is an Indonesian Internet forum with more than 6 million registered users which make Kaskus the largest Indonesian online community. It was established in the United States on November 6, 1999 by Indonesian students Andrew Darwis, Ronald Stephanus, Ken Dean Lawadinata and Budi Dharmawan.

Every day Kaskus is visited by at least 900.000 users who called themselves, Kaskuser and made Kaskus to be ranked in 7th according to Alexa as the most visited site in Indonesia.