Create products that make a difference

The User First vision at BAM

maximize the perceived value of your users by placing them at the center of all our thinking, in particular by:

 • meeting them in their daily environment to observe them
 • understanding and analyzing their perception of the market
 • interviewing them regularly once your product is launched

‍A good product is one that your customers want to use, buy and recommend. Our priority at BAM is to

Discuss your project

BAM supports you at every stage of your product's life cycle

1. Think

Define and test the product strategy and vision together to ensure adoption and disrupt your industry

2. Build

Design the product in accordance with the vision defined to prepare its launch

Drouot Project
3. Grow

Update the post-launch product strategy based on user feedback and market developments

Urgo Project

Save time with Lean Engineering

Contrary to what you may think, having a Product approach on a mobile project does not necessarily mean delaying its release date. Thanks to Lean Engineering, we ensure you to release the best version of your mobile application as soon as possible.

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Product team

Discover our POs and PMs

At BAM, our Product Owners work hand in hand with our Product Managers. This teamwork combines the operational role of POs: conductors of the project's business vision, business constraints and teams, and that of PMs: responsible for user needs and strategic issues, for a product that rocks!

Lina
Product Owner
EDHEC
Marion
Product Owner
EDHEC
Tamara
Product Manager
ESCP
Yannick
Product Owner
ESSEC
Alice
Account Manager
PARIS DAUPHINE
Alix
Product Owner
MINES ST-ÉTIENNE
Charlotte
Product Manager
ESCP
Clothilde
Lead Product Manager
AUDENCIA

Some of our Product Projects

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We have the answer to all your questions

What is a Product Manager?
Why is making a product essential when you have a mobile project?
What is user retention?
I know my users, do I really need to do the Product?
Where do you start when you want to release a mobile application?