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Entrepreneurs often think only the best product will let them succeed. But sometimes 'best' isn't what your customers really want. Ever buy and eat a meal from a lunch wagon
Read More »Could You Survive a Family Business?
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Read More »Don’t Build Products. Build Platforms.
Google, Facebook, and Apple all went from single products to entire ecosystems. Five reasons why you should be just as ambitious.
Read More »Numecent Runs Photoshop, "Call of Duty," Windows 7, And More From The Cloud–Offline, Too
Imagine a world where there are no downloads.
Read More »All Employees Deserve Paid Sabbaticals
I've learned so much from my own wanderlust that I decided to pass it on to my employees: Everyone gets a free one-month trip every five years. Here's why
Read More »Find Your Company’s Native Cannibals
How (and why) to disrupt your own business before your competitors or upstarts have a chance to. Many years ago , I was lucky enough to work on a project with one of the original Apollo 13 mission-control engineers. One day, while he was patiently answering questions from his wide-eyed colleagues about how NASA got the astronauts safely home via their Lunar Escape Module, he paused, looked down at a gadget in his hands and cracked a wry smile.
Read More »Apollo 1: The Fire That Shocked NASA
The Apollo 1 Command Module after the fire that claimed the lives of Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee. Credit: NASA. NASA s Apollo program began with one of the worst disasters the organization has ever faced
Read More »Scaling A Business Is Hard
Your start-up may have crossed the threshold to viability. Now, the tough part begins. At the onset of 2012, many start-up executives around the world are sticking their copy of Lean Start-Up on the shelf, leaning back, and bemoaning the fact that they have a new set of challenges ahead of them
Read More »Scaling A Business Is Hard
Your start-up may have crossed the threshold to viability. Now, the tough part begins. At the onset of 2012, many start-up executives around the world are sticking their copy of Lean Start-Up on the shelf, leaning back, and bemoaning the fact that they have a new set of challenges ahead of them
Read More »Scaling A Business Is Hard
Your start-up may have crossed the threshold to viability.
Read More »Scaling A Business Is Hard
Your start-up may have crossed the threshold to viability. Now, the tough part begins
Read More »Rumor Patrol: Apple’s Juicy 2012 Plans
2012 has barely begun, and forget Steve Ballmer's CES keynote: The tech world is already abuzz with Apple intrigue. Here's our take: iPad 3 "HD" After months' worth of various speculation, now we're hearing about
Read More »Rumor Patrol: Apple’s Juicy 2012 Plans
2012 has barely begun, and forget Steve Ballmer's CES keynote: The tech world is already abuzz with Apple intrigue.
Read More »Boards: Why Bother With One?
A group of advisors can be extraordinarily useful. Tricks to make sure yours is.
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