Rethinking Your Product Roadmap with AI
Led by top minds in AI and product leadership, our Generative AI Salon will focus on how AI can and should change your product roadmap.
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Sign Up for Our Generative AI Salon on June 15
We know your interest in AI isn't superficial.
It's rooted in a deep understanding of the potential it carries to revolutionize our world. Our upcoming Generative AI Salon is not about the flash of the next big thing—it's about navigating the challenges and opportunities inherent in this extraordinary period of technological progress.
This gathering is for the genuinely curious, the seekers of innovation who want to understand the profound changes happening right in front of our eyes.
Led by top minds in AI and product leadership, our discussion will focus on how Generative AI can and should change your product roadmap and transform the way you leverage data and insights to power your business.
Sign up and tune in alongside other tech and business leaders, founders, and AI enthusiasts for an evening of insightful discourse and collaborative brainstorming—you can attend in-person at our NYC Clubhouse, or attend virtually to watch the livestream of our rapid fire talks.
Event: Generative AI Salon Hybrid Location: Union Square, NYC & Virtual
Date: June 15, 5:30-8PM ET (In-Person) & 6-7 PM (Virtual)
MISSION MUST-READS
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PARTING MEME
The tail you cut was holding the shelf
A SKU that ranks in the tail nationally can be the second-best seller in one retailer's set. Rank the list, cut the tail, and you delist the product that was holding the shelf.
The last unmeasured line item: What revenue leaders keep telling us about trade spend
Trade spend is one of the largest controllable investments in consumer goods, and the people who own it keep telling us they're flying blind on its effectiveness.
Context is king: Getting frontier-grade trend detection out of a cost-efficient model
We ran a global consumer brand's cultural trend detection on the lowest cost model in the family, matched what a frontier model surfaced, and made it consistent enough for a marketing team to act on.