The fallacy of “no-code” tools
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Asynchronous vs synchronous communication, with some practical advice
As far back as we can see, people prefer to communicate important stuff in person as opposed to over a video conference call, or even in writing.
Finding your ASANA to win in the Age of Software
In my previous post on “building bespoke AI products to win in the Age of Software”, I discussed how innovative organizations invest significantly in buildin...
Building bespoke AI products to win in the age of software
The age of mass manufacturing forged a popular managerial mindset anchored on a belief that there exists an optimal flow for any business process. For instan...
The hardest lessons for startups to learn by Paul Graham
I’m very much a beginner when it comes to reading texts out loud, but I find it useful because it makes me remember the texts that I read better. Below I hav...
ACID can protect against computer hacking
It is hard to feel sympathy for black hat hackers who violate computer security with impunity for personal gain or malice. Their action (data breach, manipul...
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Deploy a Digital Twin in 6 Months for $1M USD
Whether you manage a fleet of cruise ships, an upstream oil & gas supply chain, a global retail store network, or a loyalty program for a large hotel cha...
Make a Great Product out of your Product Proposal - Part II
In Part I of this post, I proposed a framework for how to organize a product proposal; in Part II, I present few sample paragraphs which I have used before f...
Make a Great Product out of your Product Proposal - Part I
The primary role of a product proposal document is to get funding from a sponsor, regardless of who the sponsor is. Whether you are a new product manager at ...