Implementation guide: Airtable for product operations
Every year, thousands and thousands of new products are introduced to the market—and many of them miss the mark. Three big reasons products fail to live up to expectations? Inaccessible customer insights, misaligned strategy, and poor execution.
And that's exactly where Airtable can help.
From centralizing product feedback to measuring and evaluating results, there are a slew of operational subprocesses, tasks, and actions that guide the product development lifecycle.
Ultimately, the success of a product depends on whether the teams responsible for these tasks are aligned. As shown in the graphic below, the product development lifecycle can be broken into six distinct stages:
In this step-by-step implementation guide, we’ll share best practices from leading product organizations for leveraging Airtable to streamline and unify operations across each of these six stages.
Product teams use Airtable to take products from concept through market release to stay agile and keep their customers front and center at every stage of the product development lifecycle.
When you have a single source of truth in Airtable, you can keep all functions aligned and working as one team—so you can turn insights into user-centric products that customers love.
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Airtableis the digital operations platform that empowers people closest to the work to accelerate their most critical business processes. Across every industry, leading enterprises trust Airtable to power workflows in product operations, marketing operations, and more – all with the power of AI built-in. More than 500,000 organizations, including 60% of the Global 2000, rely on Airtable for digital operations and citizen development to help transform how work gets done.
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