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Italiano Product Owners (POs) are constantly juggling meetings, notes, and strategic alignment – often drowning in low-value tasks that pull focus from what truly matters. What if AI could handle the menial work, freeing you to drive real product conversations?
In this webinar, we cut through the hype and dive into practical AI techniques for POs. You’ll see how to:
- Use trail prompting to generate targeted summaries and Jira-ready outputs from raw meeting notes.
- Build an automated workflow with N8N and Jira to transform discussions into actionable tasks – linked directly to your strategic intent.
- Understand why human skills – emotional intelligence, analytical thinking, and collaboration – are more critical than ever in the AI era.
This isn’t about replacing POs with machines. It’s about delegating the repetitive so you can focus on refining the work, connecting with stakeholders, and driving meaningful outcomes.
Watch the recording below to learn how to work smarter – not harder.
Key Takeaways
- Prompt Engineering – Get Better Results Without the Noise
Forget generic prompts like “Summarise this meeting”. We demonstrate trail prompting – a structured approach to extract risks, decisions, and next steps, then refine the output for clarity and precision. The goal? Shorter, sharper summaries that cut to the heart of what leadership and teams need to know. - From Meeting Notes to Jira Tasks – Automated and Strategic
See a live demo of how raw meeting transcripts (even from an Ocean’s Eleven-style “heist planning” session!) can be automatically transformed into draft epics, stories, and tasks. The AI skips the blank page – but the PO stays in control, linking work to the bigger picture. - The Human Edge in an AI World
AI can draft tasks, but it can’t replace judgement, empathy, or strategic thinking. We explore research from the World Economic Forum on the skills that will define success by 2030 – and why POs must double down on analytical thinking, resilience, and collaborative decision-making.
As The Power of Habit author Charles Duhigg puts it: “The key to success isn’t competing with machines – it’s becoming more human.”
Who Is This For?
- Product Owners tired of drowning in administrative work.
- Agile teams looking to streamline workflows without losing the human touch.
- Leaders who want their POs focused on value, not busywork.
