Introduction to Product Management – now available on FutureLearn!
Our new Introduction to Product Management course is now available! This is an open course with no limit on the number of spaces.
Our new Introduction to Product Management course is now available! This is an open course with no limit on the number of spaces.
We've learnt a lot from running cross government CFDC over the last year and now we want to share seven key lessons we’ve learnt about governance
The Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) showcase their Spotlight webinars, where experienced practitioners share their insights, experience and expertise with those not working in digital, data or technology roles.
Learn how we scaled learning for the content community and why we started doing online lunch and learns.
Find out how we built our Introduction to Product Management course online remotely, and how it performed.
In this post Myles Jarvis, a Delivery Manager at the Department for Education, takes you behind the scenes of the creation of the Delivery Management learning list, a useful resource for delivery managers, with the support of the cross-government delivery management community.
The Introduction to Product Management course is aimed at non-product managers who want to understand the role in more detail and learn techniques they can apply in their own roles. Find out more about the course and how we've developed it with help from the Product Management community.
People working in product management roles often have a very broad set of responsibilities, and the role can vary greatly between departments and teams. This makes product management a difficult discipline to learn without doing. Find out more about the skills you need to be a successful product leader.
Being a product manager involves working with teams to define a problem, what the solution is, and how the product is going to deliver that solution. Building consensus around a vision makes it much more powerful.
Cross-government communities of practice are growing across the Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Profession. Find out about how the groups support their members, help career progression and increase DDaT capability across organisations.