Product Club
Claim This Podcastby Halina Haanæs & Hans Martin Cramer
Podcast Overview
<p>The Product Club is a podcast from Halina Haanæs Product Director at EY Doberman) and Hans Martin Cramer (CEO @ Oschlo). Based in Oslo, they invite awesome product people from the Nordics and beyond to have an informal chat about something they are passionate about. </p>
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9/28/2021
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Recent Episodes
February 21, 2024
Immersive learning products - with Lars-Petter Windelstad Kjos from We Are Learning
<p><br/>In this episode we talk to Lars-Petter Windelstad Kjos, a serial entrepeneur in EdTech, whos journey from CD-ROMs and laser discs, to gamification and immersive AI- powered products has redefined the space of interactive learning. Currently Lars is the co-founder and CPO of We Are Learning, an immersive 3D learning management system for anyone to create content like interactive stories, simulations, and animations with a Pixar-looking quality<em> in minutes</em>.<br/><br/>He recounts his journey in Product, from the inception of Hyper, an agency turned into a pioneer in using gamification for learning. The discussion unveils the strategic evolution from agency work to impactful product development, marked by significant ventures like Hyper Games and Motivate, which was eventually acquired by Kahoot!</p><p>Lars-Petter shares insights on transitioning from a creative director to a Chief Product Officer (CPO), emphasizing the shift in focus from episodic agency work to the continuous evolution of product life cycles. He highlights the critical role of customer feedback, product-led growth strategies, and the importance of maintaining a deep understanding of the product to foster customer relationships. The conversation explores the challenges and strategies of scaling a startup, balancing customer feedback with product vision, and the art of leveraging animated avatars to enhance educational experiences through emotional connections.</p><p>The episode also touches on the broader implications of product development in the tech and gaming industries, including the necessity of entrepreneurial fortitude, the value of long-standing partnerships, and the continuous journey of learning and innovation. Lars-Petter's narrative offers a comprehensive view of the entrepreneurial journey in the tech space, from the initial stages of curiosity and exploration through the complexities of product development and strategic growth, to the nuanced challenges of international expansion and product refinement.</p><p><br/><br/><br/><br/></p>
January 16, 2024
Starting as a new CPO - with Frederik Meinertz Hansen
<p>Join us as we delve into C-level product leadership with Frederik Meinertz Hansen. We discuss his method of starting a new CPO role with a four week grace period, where the only task is to observe, research and track the inner workings of the company, essentially peeling the onion to get to the What, How and Why. <br/><br/>The episode explores the Chief Product Officer's role and challenges during organizational change. Frederik underscores the importance of mentorship, empowerment, and a unified vision. He relates corporate strategy to sports coaching, offering insights for aspiring product managers.<br/><br/>Concluding, the discussion ties together product management and business acumen, showcasing Norway's active product community. It points out the importance of cross-disciplinary teamwork for business success and the influence of financial knowledge on pricing and monetization. Frederik's experiences provide key lessons for product managers and business leaders, reflecting the varied responsibilities of a CPO.<br/><br/>Frederik was also our first ever guest on the Podcast back in 2021, so it was great to hear about his journey in Bookis and Ignite since then.</p>
June 27, 2023
Managing hardware and software products - with Sylvia Brudeli from Nomono
<p>In this episode we meet up with Sylvia Brudeli, CPO in Trondheim-based Nomono. Nomono builds hardware and software for podcasting and sound editing and so this this is kind of a meta episode as well! <br/><br/>Sylvia has had a very interesting career and have worked with both software and hardware in different companies and as a consultant. Her journey into product and product management was initiated (as it often is) by a person who inspired and pushed her into her current path. <br/><br/>We also talked about the different challenges facing a CPO or Product Manager working with both hardware and software development.<br/><br/>We were super lucky to record this episode as a hands on test with the Nomono Sound Capsule and the sound is enhanced in the Nomono cloud software. Let us know what you think!<br/><br/></p>
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- What is Product Club?
<p>The Product Club is a podcast from Halina Haanæs Product Director at EY Doberman) and Hans Martin Cramer (CEO @ Oschlo). Based in Oslo, they invite awesome product people from the Nordics and beyond to have an informal chat about something they are passionate about. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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