Defining an Enterprise Asset Tracking Strategy at Cisco Spaces

PRODUCT MANAGEMENT | ENTERPRISE SAAS 

 

PROJECT OVERVIEW

PROBLEM STATEMENT

Cisco Spaces is an enterprise platform used by large organizations to manage and optimize physical environments. Many customers operate asset-dense, time-critical environments (e.g., hospitals, factories, airports), where lost or unavailable equipment creates operational risk, cost, and compliance issues. I explored how Cisco could enable scalable asset tracking using its existing platform, starting with high-ROI enterprise use cases.

ROLE AND SCOPE

  • Led end-to-end product discovery for an enterprise asset tracking initiative

  • Conducted market research, user interviews, and ROI modeling

  • Synthesized insights into targeting, product definition, and GTM recommendations

  • Presented recommendations to senior product and GTM leadership

Details have been generalized to respect confidentiality; this case focuses on problem framing, research, and product strategy.

Skills

Customer Discovery
Feature Prioritization
Pricing
Packaging
ROI modeling

Role

Product Manager, MBA Intern

TIMELINE

12 Weeks
(June - August 2025)

OUTCOMES & IMPACT

Raising the bar on end-to-end product discovery and direction

  • Conducted 30+ customer discovery interviews with Cisco customers, partners, and users across healthcare and logistics to inform requirements for movement tracking and real-time alerts; used door-to-door tactics to gather insights shaping use cases

  • Aggregated and analyzed internal access point telemetry data to model market size and usage density, and operational constraints, directly informing product packaging and go-to-market strategy.

  • Conducted competitive analysis of 15+ location-tracking solutions; synthesized differentiators, deployment models, and price points into sales enablement materials.

  • Developed end-to-end product fluency, spanning market analysis, user research, prioritization, product definition, pricing, messaging, and GTM considerations.

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