How is product management different from project management?

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Products are ongoing solutions for users, while projects are temporary efforts to achieve specific goals.

A product is a tangible or intangible item created to meet user needs, like a software application.
A project is a temporary endeavor with a defined start and end, such as developing a new feature for a software product.
Products focus on long-term value and user satisfaction, while projects focus on delivering specific outcomes within a timeframe.
Example of a product: A smartphone; example of a project: Launching a marketing campaign for that smartphone.

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project consist of multiple work to make a single focussed product, customer requirements are undertaken on it to build a project... where as a product consist of determining,planning and introduction,, it is ready to use solution for customers

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How is product management different from project management?

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