AIPMM CPM PRODUCT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION EXAM
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Product Management is ...
... a process of conceiving, planning, developing, testing, launching, delivering, and
withdrawing products in the market.
The Product Management Framework (PMF) is ...
The product lifecycle (Product Development + Commercialization) stages plus their
phases and gates.
PMF Benefits (5)
1. define common language
2. provides standards for launching a products in each phase
3. allows product teams to develop and communicate mutual product plan commitments
4. empowers product team to execute based upon agreed upon objectives and schedules
5. facilitates continuous improvements to products and processes.
The. ProdBok (product body of knowledge) is ...
... strategies, methodologies, concepts, terms, and activities that make up the product
mgmt. and marketing domains as defined by AIPMM. Applies to any product or portfolio,
across industries, throughout each phase of the product lifecycle.
X-Axis PLC Stages (6)
,1. New product dev/acquisition
2. introduction
3. growth/maturity/decline
4. withdrawal
5. commercialization
6. manufacturing operations
X-Axis phases of PLC (7)
*go/no-go gates between each phases
1. conceive
2. plan
3. develop
4. qualify (test)
5. launch
6. delivery
7. retire
The term 'Phases' in the PLC is defined as ...
... prescribed, concurrent activities in PLC
cross-functional
gate precedes each phase
successive phases require more resource commitment
The term 'Gates' in the PLC is defined as ...
... decision points (go, no go, Hold, Recycle)
QC checkpoints
Investment control checkpoints
,*Facilitate screening - evaluating new product ideas to reduce them into a smaller set.
Y-Axis Key players on a product team (8)
1. Product Manager
2. Product Mktg. Manager
3. Project Manager
4. Business Analyst
5. Dev Manager
6. QA MAnager
7. Customer Support Mgr.
8. Sales Manager
In the context of the PLC, X/Y are defined as ...
X=time
Y=your focus
XY cell = details of your focus at that time
Y-Axis Knowledge Areas (5)
1. Business
2. Market
3. Customer
4. Product
5. Organization
The Product Life Cycle (PLC) is defined as ...
, ... a process that manages the stages that products go through from development to
withdrawal from the market. It helps you take the right action at the right time. Integrates
people, data, processes, and business system
New Product Development + Commercialization
Product Life Cycle Characteristics (3)
1. Determines if each product has a different life cycle
2. Determines revenue earned
3. Contributes to strategic marketing plan
Product Life Cycle Benefits (3)
1. helps forecast and manage cash flow
2. helps identify when a product needs support, redesign, reinvigorated, or withdrawn.
3. helps in new product development and planning
The Product Portfolio is defined as ...
... a range of products a company has in development or available for marketplace at one
time
A Business Portfolio is defined as ...
... a collection of businesses and products that make up a company.
Portfolio Analysis is ...
... a tool which helps mgmt. identify and evaluate the various businesses which make up
the company
EXAM 2025 UPDATE WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+|BRAND NEW VERSION!!
Product Management is ...
... a process of conceiving, planning, developing, testing, launching, delivering, and
withdrawing products in the market.
The Product Management Framework (PMF) is ...
The product lifecycle (Product Development + Commercialization) stages plus their
phases and gates.
PMF Benefits (5)
1. define common language
2. provides standards for launching a products in each phase
3. allows product teams to develop and communicate mutual product plan commitments
4. empowers product team to execute based upon agreed upon objectives and schedules
5. facilitates continuous improvements to products and processes.
The. ProdBok (product body of knowledge) is ...
... strategies, methodologies, concepts, terms, and activities that make up the product
mgmt. and marketing domains as defined by AIPMM. Applies to any product or portfolio,
across industries, throughout each phase of the product lifecycle.
X-Axis PLC Stages (6)
,1. New product dev/acquisition
2. introduction
3. growth/maturity/decline
4. withdrawal
5. commercialization
6. manufacturing operations
X-Axis phases of PLC (7)
*go/no-go gates between each phases
1. conceive
2. plan
3. develop
4. qualify (test)
5. launch
6. delivery
7. retire
The term 'Phases' in the PLC is defined as ...
... prescribed, concurrent activities in PLC
cross-functional
gate precedes each phase
successive phases require more resource commitment
The term 'Gates' in the PLC is defined as ...
... decision points (go, no go, Hold, Recycle)
QC checkpoints
Investment control checkpoints
,*Facilitate screening - evaluating new product ideas to reduce them into a smaller set.
Y-Axis Key players on a product team (8)
1. Product Manager
2. Product Mktg. Manager
3. Project Manager
4. Business Analyst
5. Dev Manager
6. QA MAnager
7. Customer Support Mgr.
8. Sales Manager
In the context of the PLC, X/Y are defined as ...
X=time
Y=your focus
XY cell = details of your focus at that time
Y-Axis Knowledge Areas (5)
1. Business
2. Market
3. Customer
4. Product
5. Organization
The Product Life Cycle (PLC) is defined as ...
, ... a process that manages the stages that products go through from development to
withdrawal from the market. It helps you take the right action at the right time. Integrates
people, data, processes, and business system
New Product Development + Commercialization
Product Life Cycle Characteristics (3)
1. Determines if each product has a different life cycle
2. Determines revenue earned
3. Contributes to strategic marketing plan
Product Life Cycle Benefits (3)
1. helps forecast and manage cash flow
2. helps identify when a product needs support, redesign, reinvigorated, or withdrawn.
3. helps in new product development and planning
The Product Portfolio is defined as ...
... a range of products a company has in development or available for marketplace at one
time
A Business Portfolio is defined as ...
... a collection of businesses and products that make up a company.
Portfolio Analysis is ...
... a tool which helps mgmt. identify and evaluate the various businesses which make up
the company
