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About the Role
In this role, you will lead on the overarching strategy for a product or range of products in the successful Oxford Academic portfolio including legal and medical practitioner, cutting-edge research journals and books, advanced subscription databases, AI tools, and author services, and other offerings catering to institutional, commercial, and individual customers. You will build compelling business cases for product and service development that solve validated market problems and meet strategic and business objectives at a time of rapid technology change. You will work collaboratively with other functions through the product lifecycle, developing and refining strategy and converting it into actionable roadmaps that maximize the impact and commercial success of Oxford’s unique assets and capabilities. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Manage products and services through the entire product lifecycle, from strategic planning to bringing new products to market, leading on continuous improvement, and overseeing product transition or retirement. Develop compelling business cases aligned to divisional goals and capable of delivering long-term commercial success at a time of technology change. Work collaboratively to define, communicate, and iterate an active and innovative product roadmap that allows for market differentiation and solves user problems. Monitor the market and competitive landscape seeking insights into buyer and user problems to inform product development and contribute to positioning and marketing strategies. Ensure that product propositions are clearly positioned so that customers as well as internal stakeholders can easily understand the value and purpose of each product, tool, or service. Contribute to wider divisional strategy, through collaboration and participation, and help to establish industry best practice in Product. We operate a hybrid working policy that requires a minimum of 2 days per week in the Oxford office.
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In this role, you will lead on the overarching strategy for a product or range of products in the successful Oxford Academic portfolio including legal and medical practitioner, cutting-edge research journals and books, advanced subscription databases, AI tools, and author services, and other offerings catering to institutional, commercial, and individual customers. You will build compelling business cases for product and service development that solve validated market problems and meet strategic and business objectives at a time of rapid technology change. You will work collaboratively with other functions through the product lifecycle, developing and refining strategy and converting it into actionable roadmaps that maximize the impact and commercial success of Oxford’s unique assets and capabilities. KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Manage products and services through the entire product lifecycle, from strategic planning to bringing new products to market, leading on continuous improvement, and overseeing product transition or retirement. Develop compelling business cases aligned to divisional goals and capable of delivering long-term commercial success at a time of technology change. Work collaboratively to define, communicate, and iterate an active and innovative product roadmap that allows for market differentiation and solves user problems. Monitor the market and competitive landscape seeking insights into buyer and user problems to inform product development and contribute to positioning and marketing strategies. Ensure that product propositions are clearly positioned so that customers as well as internal stakeholders can easily understand the value and purpose of each product, tool, or service. Contribute to wider divisional strategy, through collaboration and participation, and help to establish industry best practice in Product. We operate a hybrid working policy that requires a minimum of 2 days per week in the Oxford office.
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