Webinar: From Data Product to Data-as-a-Product by Booking.com Sr PM

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Being a Product Manager requires structured and organized thinking. Frameworks and toolkits are a handy and effective way to approach problems. Product Managers learn about many and develop their own throughout their product careers and share some of those with you today.

Thinking about the unlimited potential and opportunities that could be unlocked by processing and understanding data would drive you the realizing that data could be considered one of the most valuable assets any individual or organization in the world could possess right now, only if they were able to utilize it in the best possible way to add to their pursuit of success. Applying Product Management concepts and frameworks on data management and shifting your mindset to consider data itself as its own product would help achieve the highest potential of data utilization.

Key takeaways:

* Why is data valuable?
* What is data-as-a-product vs data product?
* How to apply Product Management concepts to data.

**Meet the Speaker: Omar Sallam**

Omar is a Booking.com Senior Product Manager with over a decade of notable experience building great tech products around the world. His current focus is building geolocation intelligence products for the digital travel company.

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