Louron Pratt

3 days ago | mindtheproduct.com | Louron Pratt

In this episode of Product Unplugged, host Mike Belsito speaks with Kasia Mrowca, Director of Product at Bain & Company about navigating the chaos—and opportunity—that comes with emerging technologies like AI. Kasia shares how her team made a bold pivot to integrate AI into their product roadmap after it was already signed off and budgeted, and what it took to bring stakeholders, legal, and users along for the ride. Key TakeawaysChapters

1 week ago | mindtheproduct.com | Louron Pratt

Mobile product management is an area often overlooked in the product space. For those working in the space, growing and launching mobile products requires a different set of challenges and skills. To unpack these, we spoke with Shir Inbal, Senior Product Manager at Pendo. Shir started out her career in marketing and later transitioned into ad tech as a data analyst.

1 week ago | mindtheproduct.com | Louron Pratt

In this episode of Product Unplugged, host Mike Belsito sits down with Nimit Bhardwaj, a data product manager at Booking.com, to discuss how his product team faced a high-stakes data quality issue and walked us through the process they used to solve it.

2 weeks ago | mindtheproduct.com | Louron Pratt

At #mtpcon London 2025, Matt LeMay, a veteran product leader and coach with a wealth of experience across major tech companies, captivated the audience with a talk about the importance of aligning product work with business impact. In a session filled with humour and actionable advice, Matt emphasised that product teams must prioritise impact over perfection if they want to thrive in today’s business environment.

2 weeks ago | mindtheproduct.com | Louron Pratt

Global learning platform Duolingo is transitioning to become an AI-first company, following an official statement from its CEO, Luis von Ahn. In a company-wide email, Luis said: “AI is already changing how work gets done. It’s not a question of if or when. It’s happening now. Betting on mobile in 2013 made all the difference. We are making a similar call now, and this time the platform shift is to AI. So what will this mean for the Duolingo team in practice?