How do you define a mature product?
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JetBrains Head of Product | Formerly GitLab, Jit.io, Cellebrite, Anima • 2mo
A mature product is one that has achieved strong product market fit, a stable and sizable user base, and predictable revenue. It is deeply embedded in customers’ workflow...
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Workiva Vice President Of Product Management • 2y
I would define a mature product as one that has reached product market fit, is feature rich and integrated with an ecosystem and is stable, secure, performant in terms of...
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Atlassian Group Product Manager, Trello Enterprise • 11mo
Mature products are the ones well out of the product-market fit seeking phase.They are characterized by all or most of the following...well defined market, customer profi...
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Unity Principal Product Strategy • 1y
This is the best way to kick off the AMA today. You can usually recognize a mature product through one or more of the following indicators: The adoption and growth have...
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ATG Group Product Manager | Formerly Doppler, GitLab, Twilio/SendGrid • 6mo
There are a few ways I think about what makes a product "mature," and it is usually a combination of these rather than just one. Market fit is the first signal—the produc...
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