My #2016 #Technology #Predictions
What is going to happen in the tech world in 2016? This article is another version of the article I published in Linkedin about technology changes in 2016. You can read that article (same pretty much, by clicking here on...
Sick Start-up Syndrome
While managing DSX Labs for the past year, I have come across a variety tech start-ups in South Florida, mainly because we were running tech start-up pitch events in Boca Raton at The Greenhouse. They range from 1 guy with...
Do Less, Do It Well, Get Paid
As we are homing in on the final features of Krowde, our new software platform, it occurred to me that doing one thing well as opposed to doing many things not so well makes more and more sense. We need...
Learning Failing Fast The Hard Way
What Is Failing Fast? Simply put, failing fast means you find out right away that your idea, concept, new product is a dud, so you can either stop what you are doing or make some serious corrections. But failing really...
Dealing with Feature Overload in Web Product Management
Simplify, Simplify Again, and Simplify a 3rd time Having come into contact with at least 20 different websites and start-ups over the past 2 months, plus having to manage all the features in our new start-up Krowde, I am starting...
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5 Critical Must Answer Questions For Start-ups
After interacting with 5 different start-ups in the past month or so at all different levels, from an idea and no pitch to well funded and right at the MPV stage (not most valuable player, but Minimum Viable Product), I...
Tech Mind vs. Business Mind
Dan is a programmer, entrepreneur, writer and likes to comment on internet technology and business issues.
Web Feature Discovery Process – Part 3
This post is the 3rd post about the Web Feature Discovery Process. If you want to read all three articles, click here, to start with article 1, and click here to get to article 2. So far in this series...
Web Feature Discovery Process – Part 2
This article is the second part of 2 articles on the Web Feature Discovery Process. You probably should click here and read article 1 if you are here for the first time. Ok, so you have finally figured out the...
Web Feature Discovery Process – Part 1
Not that I am any bit an expert on web features, product management… and not that I know something that anybody else couldn’t figure out, but I am somewhat obsessed with the website “feature” development process, especially when it comes...