Role-Based Programme
RB0694

Nano Banana for Product & Service Management

Visualize Product Concepts, User Experiences & Service Ideas with AI Images

IMAGE REQUIRED
Duration
4 Hours
Level
Awareness
Delivery
Instructor-Led
Format
Awareness Session

Programme Objectives

  • Understand how Nano Banana can support product discovery, concept visualization, service design, and stakeholder communication.
  • Explore text- and reference-image-based workflows for turning requirements and product ideas into visual concepts.
  • Create and iteratively refine product scenarios, service experiences, feature illustrations, and presentation-ready visuals.
  • Recognize appropriate uses of AI-generated imagery during ideation, validation, and product communication.
  • Apply factual accuracy, brand, privacy, intellectual-property, and human-review controls before business use.

Tools covered

Google Nano BananaNano Banana 2Nano Banana 2 LiteGemini Image Generation & EditingMultimodal PromptingReference ImagesConversational Image EditingSubject ConsistencyText-in-Image Generation

Who should attend

  • Product Managers
  • Product Owners
  • Technical Product Managers
  • Digital Product Managers
  • Service Managers
  • Product Operations Professionals
  • Product Analysts
  • Business Analysts
  • Service Design Professionals
  • Customer Experience Professionals
  • Product Strategy Professionals
  • Innovation Managers

Prerequisites & Participant Readiness

  • Basic understanding of product or service-management activities
  • Familiarity with product concepts, requirements, user journeys, or customer problems
  • Basic presentation or visual-communication skills are helpful
  • No graphic-design or programming expertise required
  • No previous Nano Banana experience required

TOC Modules

Concepts
  • Understanding Nano Banana as Google's Gemini-based image-generation and editing family
  • Understanding text-to-image, image editing, multimodal references, and conversational refinement
  • Identifying product-management applications across discovery, ideation, experience design, and stakeholder communication
  • Differentiating an AI-generated concept visual from an implemented product or validated prototype
Practical activities
  • Exploring Nano Banana through a sample product requirement
  • Generating a first product-concept image from a structured brief

Scenarios

Product Idea to Stakeholder Concept Board

Customer Problem → Product Requirement → Nano Banana Prompt → Reference-Guided Visuals → Product Review → Refined Concept → Stakeholder Presentation

Participants transform a proposed feature or product idea into a set of coherent concept visuals that support discussion without representing the concept as completed functionality.

Service Pain Point to Future-State Experience

Current Service Experience → Pain Point → Desired Journey → Nano Banana Visualization → Service Team Review → Refined Future-State Concept

Participants create current- and future-state service visuals to help product and service teams communicate proposed experience improvements before implementation.

*Google currently positions Nano Banana as its Gemini Image family for image generation and editing. Current models include Nano Banana 2 and the faster Nano Banana 2 Lite, with capabilities including multimodal prompting, conversational refinement, subject consistency, real-world knowledge, and advanced editing.* ([blog.google][1])

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