Product managers managing or transitioning into AI-driven or data products
Aspiring AI Product Managers and Data Product Managers
Business analysts working with analytics, AI, or data platforms
Technical product managers collaborating with data science and engineering teams
Project and program managers involved in AI or digital transformation initiatives
Business and technology leaders responsible for AI strategy and execution
Consultants and solution architects advising on AI and data initiatives
Professionals seeking to bridge business strategy and AI execution
Learn how AI and data products differ from traditional software products
Understand the end-to-end AI product lifecycle from idea to impact
Identify and evaluate AI use cases aligned with business goals
Build strong data strategies focused on quality, governance, and ethics
Gain practical insights into AI model development, deployment, and monitoring
Apply Responsible AI principles, including bias, fairness, and transparency
Navigate AI compliance and regulatory requirements (GDPR, CCPA, industry standards)
Measure success using AI-specific metrics such as precision, recall, F1 score, and ROI
Create realistic and scalable AI product roadmaps
Learn how to manage experiments, iterations, and continuous improvement
Collaborate effectively with data scientists, engineers, and business stakeholders
Strengthen leadership skills for managing AI-driven and data-powered products
AI and Data Product Management Training is a practical, intermediate-level program designed to help professionals plan, build, and manage AI-driven and data-powered products from idea to impact. This course focuses on the unique challenges of managing AI products—where data quality, model behavior, ethics, and continuous improvement are as important as traditional product management practices.
Participants learn how AI and data products differ from traditional software products, how to identify the right AI use cases, and how to align business goals with AI capabilities. The course covers the full AI product lifecycle, including data strategy, model development and deployment awareness, governance, compliance, and responsible AI practices.
Through real-world examples and interactive exercises, learners gain hands-on experience defining AI product requirements, evaluating risks, measuring success with AI-specific metrics, and creating realistic AI product roadmaps. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to confidently manage AI and data products and collaborate effectively with data scientists, engineers, and business stakeholders.
This course is designed for learners who have a basic understanding of AI or data concepts and want to move into managing AI-driven products. To get the most value from this training, participants should have:
Familiarity with basic AI or data concepts (no coding required)
Understanding of business processes or product workflows
Experience working in roles such as product, business analysis, technology, or operations
Helpful but not required:
Exposure to data analytics, machine learning, or AI tools
Experience collaborating with technical teams (data scientists, engineers)
Knowledge of product management fundamentals
This course does not require programming skills and is suitable for professionals who want to lead, manage, or support AI and data product initiatives.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand how AI and data products differ from traditional software products
Identify and evaluate AI use cases aligned with business goals
Define AI product requirements and success criteria
Develop and manage data strategies that support AI products
Understand the AI model lifecycle, including training, deployment, and monitoring
Collaborate effectively with data scientists, engineers, and business stakeholders
Apply principles of responsible AI, ethics, fairness, and bias mitigation
Navigate regulatory and compliance requirements such as GDPR and CCPA
Measure AI product success using AI-specific metrics (precision, recall, F1 score, ROI)
Create and maintain AI product roadmaps and manage iterative improvements
Assess risks related to model drift, data quality, and governance
Communicate AI product value and impact to technical and non-technical stakeholders
This course prepares learners for roles that bridge business strategy, data, and AI execution. After completing the training, learners will be better prepared for positions such as:
AI Product Manager
Data Product Manager
Product Manager (AI / Data Products)
Technical Product Manager (AI-focused)
Business Analyst – AI & Analytics
Product Owner (AI & Data Platforms)
AI Program or Project Manager
Digital Transformation Manager
Product Strategy Consultant (AI & Data)
Analytics or Data Strategy Manager
Module 1: Introduction to AI & Data Product Management
What is AI and Data Product Management
Differences between traditional products and AI-driven products
Types of AI-powered products (predictive analytics, NLP, computer vision, recommendation systems)
Role and responsibilities of an AI & Data Product Manager
Key skills and challenges in managing AI-powered products
Module 2: Data Strategy & AI Development Lifecycle
Data as a product: ownership, quality, and governance
Data collection, processing, and infrastructure considerations
Bias, ethics, and responsible data practices
AI model lifecycle: training, testing, and validation
Model deployment, monitoring, and continuous improvement (MLOps overview)
Case study discussion: real-world AI product implementations
Module 3: Building & Managing AI-Driven Products
Identifying and prioritizing AI use cases
Mapping business problems to AI capabilities
Feasibility assessment and risk analysis
Defining AI product requirements
AI development lifecycle from concept to production
Exercise: AI product ideation and feature definition workshop
Module 4: AI Governance, Compliance & Ethics
Responsible AI principles and frameworks
Managing AI bias and fairness
Privacy and security considerations
Regulatory compliance: GDPR, CCPA, and AI regulations
Model interpretability, transparency, and risk mitigation
Exercise: Ethical dilemmas in AI – real-world scenarios
Module 5: AI Product Metrics & Roadmap Planning
Measuring AI product success and performance
Key AI metrics: precision, recall, F1 score, ROI, confusion matrix
User adoption and business impact measurement
Creating and maintaining an AI product roadmap
Managing experiments, iterations, and continuous improvement
Scaling AI solutions across the organization
As organizations increasingly adopt Artificial Intelligence and data-driven technologies, there is a growing need for professionals who can manage AI and data products effectively, not just build models. Unlike traditional software products, AI-driven products require strong data strategies, ongoing model monitoring, ethical oversight, and continuous improvement—creating a critical demand for skilled AI and data product managers.
Companies across industries such as technology, finance, healthcare, retail, and manufacturing are investing heavily in AI-powered products, analytics platforms, and intelligent automation. These initiatives require professionals who can bridge the gap between business strategy, data science, engineering, and compliance. As a result, roles focused on AI product ownership and data product leadership are becoming increasingly in-demand.
This course directly addresses the growing need for:
Product managers who understand AI and data product lifecycles
Professionals who can translate business problems into AI-driven solutions
Leaders who can manage data quality, bias, and responsible AI practices
Expertise in AI governance, compliance, and regulatory considerations
Skills to measure and communicate AI product performance and business impact
Organizations building scalable and sustainable AI-powered products
By developing these capabilities, learners gain highly valuable skills that support career growth in AI product management, digital transformation, and data-driven leadership roles. This course prepares professionals to lead AI and data initiatives with confidence, responsibility, and measurable business impact.