Propose a Session

ProductCamp Pittsburgh is an un-conference. Rather than having pre-scheduled speakers, anyone who is interested in leading a session can submit an early proposal to be posted on the morning of the event.

All early submissions are due September 20, 2019.  You can submit a session the morning of ProductCamp after that time.

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​Propose a Session

• Proposed sessions will be voted on by the ProductCamp participants with the most popular sessions getting on the event schedule.  The advantage with proposing a session in advance is: 
  • You have time to reflect on what you want to talk about!  
  • Your session is already posted and ready to go the morning of ProductCamp!  That was easy!
  • Other attendees will view your session right away and you have a greater chance of winning more votes!
    • Psst...If you propose a session, make sure you register for ProductCamp as well.  If you propose a session, we expect to see you there as long as your registration is still confirmed!

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​See all of the 2018 Sessions!   



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Examples of Session Categories

• Opportunity Analysis
  • Market Research, Market Segmentation, Competitive Analysis, Business Case, Market Problems
• Product Strategy
  • Business Planning, Business Model, Whole Product, Roadmaps, Portfolio Planning, Partnerships, Resource Allocation, Technology Assessment
• Requirements Definitions
  • MRD, PRD, Elicitation, Personas, Use Cases, Prioritization, UX
• Product Development
  • Agile Processes, Market Testing, Testing/QA, Beta Tests, Offshore/Nearshore Dev
• Go-to-Market
  • Product Launch Plans, Product Launch Readiness, Market Strategy, Marketing Plan, Pricing, Positioning, Messaging, Channel strategy, Sales Enablement
• Marketing Execution
  • Demand Gen, Events, PR, Advertising, Social Media, Marketing Collateral, Sales Tools, Sales Pipeline, Channel Mgmt, Marketing Metrics
• Product Lifecycle Mgmt
  • Portfolio Analysis, Crossing the Chasm, Brand Mgmt, End-of-life, Divestment, Customer Retention, Repositioning
• Prod Mgmt Careers
  • PM 101, Team Management, Interviews, Roles Definitions, Small v. Big Company, PM Tools
• Data Analytics
  • Data Science, In-Product analytics, Customer Surveying, Business Intelligence, Reporting Tools, Quantitative Feedback
• Create your own!​