Posted on December 17, 2006 by Prashant Gandhi
Imagine being commissioned by Chad Hurley to work on a project for “Online video sharing” or by Steve Jobs to work on a project to deliver “Digital Music Player with a cool interface”. What business case or strategy would they have shared ? There was no existing market for their inventions before they introduced it. [...]
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Posted on December 11, 2006 by Prashant Gandhi
Microfinance is clearly in vogue with Prof. Yunus of Grameenphone winning a noble prize this year. Here’s a link to the story
James Webster, a colleague of mine, has recently posted about Kiva, a non-profit organization that allows individuals to contribute towards microfinancing a venture in the developing regions such as Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa and [...]
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Posted on December 10, 2006 by Prashant Gandhi
Just been through a blog reading trail starting from Kathy Sierra’s “The Asymptiotic Twitter Curve” to Jason Fried’s “How to shut up and get to work” to Joel Sposky’s “The value of alone time” which all talks about individual productivity. The gist of those blogs is that we feel compelled to repetitively keep [...]
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