Getting people to try your first product is one challenge.
Led by Robby Stein, vice president of product for Google Search, this session explores how product teams balance speed with trust, and innovation with reliability, when their decisions affect billions of users.
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Getting people to try your first product is one challenge. Changing a product that billions of people already rely on is another. The ambition is still to move fast, test ideas, and build something better.
Led by Robby Stein, vice president of product for Google Search, this session explores how product teams balance speed with trust, and innovation with reliability, when their decisions affect billions of users.
Disrupt returns to Moscone West in San Francisco, October 13-15, bringing together 10,000+ start-ups, investors, and tech decision-makers.
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