FOUNDER'S PLAYBOOK
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This example of a product spec sheet by power equipment Cummins is a detailed walk through of relevant product details of one of its diesel generators including certifications, output and input power and other capacity metrics. This sheet can act as guide to what information customers in industry will look for when being approached by a potential vendor.
Credit: Cummins
Halotechnics - This document provides an example of a product specification and pricing document, detailing product overview, technical specifications relevant to the customer, components, and highlights
Credit: Halotechnics, Inc
Halotechnics - This document provides an example of a product specification and cost document, detailing product costs by weight.
Credit: Halotechnics, Inc.
This template from Cyclotron Road provides a guide on what information to include in an effective product internal press release to communicate the value your product brings to a certain market and set of customers.
Credit: Cyclotron Road
This guide by Silicon Valley Product Group provides an unambiguous method of creating a product requirement document (PRD), differentiating it from a product strategy document, and a market requirement document.
Credit: Martin Cagan
This guide from the Blackbot Product Manager's Toolkit provides a template to create a market requirements document (MRD).
Credit: Blackblot
This detailed Product Requirement Document (PRD) template by Cyclotron Road provides a structure and information to include when defining a PRD to communicate the value of your product.
Credit: Cyclotron Road
This document by EUMETSAT provides an example of a product requirements document related to Satellite Application Facility on Climate Monitoring.
Credit: EUMETSAT CM SAF
This guide from the Blackbot Product Manager's Toolkit provides a template to create a product requirements document (PRD).
Credit: Blackblot
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