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India Product Management Association P-Camp

Product Camp on Sunday, April 10th 2011

  • P-Camp on Sunday, April 10th 2011 @ IIM Bangalore NSR Auditorium

    Agenda

    9 am - Registrations and Networking (Tea and Coffee)

    9:30 am - Welcome remarks by Ravi Padaki, Founder & President IPMA

    9:50 am - Introduction to P-Camp, Anand Xavier, Vice President IPMA

    10 am - Keynote by Dr. G. Venkatesh, CTO of Sasken Communications Technologies on "Top Trends in Product Innovation in India"

    11 am - Talk from Sponsor - Bala Girisaballa, Director, Yahoo! Entrepreneurship Network, Yahoo!

    11:15 am - Panel on "How to build a Product Company in India"

    Organized by Startup Saturday

    • Sujai Karampuri - CEO Sloka
    • ThiyagaRajan M - Founder Motvik, Trustee MoMo Bangalore
    • Sunil Bannur - MD GROMOR
    • Prateek Dayal - Founder Muziboo
    • Moderated by Amit Singh, Co-founder Startup Saturday

    12 pm - Parallel Sessions

    • Track 1: Compelling User Stories by Sarit Arora, Sr. Manager, UED, Yahoo!
    • Track 2: Corporate Entrepreneurship - enabled through Product Management by Shaju Nair, Director of Product Management at Wipro

    1:15 pm - Lunch

    2:30 pm - Parallel Sessions

    • Track 1: 5 mistakes you should not commit when you are a Product Manager/Owner/CEO by Ganesh Prasad Puranik
    • Track 2: How to define a minimum viable product by Viveck Kumar
    • Track 3: How do you benchmark a Product Manager? Certifications, MBA, Experience - what counts? by Pinkesh Shah

    3:30 pm Tea and Coffee break

    3:45 pm - Parallel Sessions

    • Track 1: Impact of Social channels on product innovation by Rajesh Kumar Thiagarajan
    • Track 2: Test your web 2.0 product management skills by Viveck Kumar
    • Track 3: Launching a new product in a large company - unique challenges and their solutions by Pinkesh Shah

    5 pm: Closing remarks by Chandrashekhar Naik, Treasurer, IPMA

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