Product Manager

(Noun) A professional who is in charge of evaluating and making recommendations on all aspects of a company’s products through the entire product lifecycle and who helps an enterprise to benefit from more knowledge about its products and how they are made, managed, and sold. This professional also typically uses specific IT resources to enable more sophisticated decision-making about a business supply chain and often has Profit & Loss (P&L) responsibility for a product or a Product Portfolio.

Original Source: Techopedia™: Product Manager (retrieved April 30, 2022)

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Reference: Section 12.4.1, “Product Manager versus Product Owner” in the Open Agile Architecture™ Standard, also known as the O-AA™ Standard, a standard of The Open Group (C208), September 2020, published by The Open Group