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Understanding the Market/Fit equation Part 1

Understanding the Market/Fit equation Part 1

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There are a dozen buzzwords you often come across in the startup scene. One example is Product/Market Fit. Mostly mentioned in discussions surrounding new high-growth enterprises, the term hasn’t entirely made it to mainstream business conversations just yet, which is a shame, considering that it’s a distinct approach to understanding the back-and-forth among businesses, products, and consumers. Studying how Product/Market Fit works helps shape your worldview and encourages you to create improved value for your …

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How to Build a Two-Sided Marketplace Platform That Lasts

How to Build a Two-Sided Marketplace Platform That Lasts

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If you’ve been an avid user of GrubHub or Lyft, then the idea of a two-sided marketplace shouldn’t be foreign to you. For starters, this type of digital entrepreneurial space lets two parties—consumers and producers—interact with each other through an intermediary platform. Per se, the platform doesn’t own any of the producers’ assets and only takes a cut of how much they earn. For enterprise leaders who’ve never explored this venture, a two-sided marketplace can …

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MVP.dev reads: Sell or Be Sold by Grant Cardone

MVP.dev reads: Sell or Be Sold by Grant Cardone

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It’s nearly a decade old, but the words of business personality and author, Grant Cardone, still ring incredibly accurate. In the age of social media, his book, Sell or Be Sold: How to Get Your Way in Business and in Life, continues to define a generation of business leaders. As the title implies, Grant says there are two categories of people: those who sell and those who will be sold. Understandably so, every detail of …

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Why You Should Build Your MVP with No Code

Why You Should Build Your MVP with No Code

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Nowadays, it’s much easier to commodify an idea. If you have promising startup solutions or inventive ideas in mind, launching your Minimum Viable Product (MVP) has never been easier. With the digital space in full force today, virtually anything is possible. The advent of No Code has awakened a growing pool of creatives and visionaries who build software without writing code.  Citizen developers continue to signify the beginning of an era, and visual programming tools …

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Reasons Offshore Development Projects Flop

Reasons Offshore Development Projects Flop

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There’s a recognized stigma to offshore development projects in the software industry. While we can argue about how often these failures persist, the reasons why many of these initiatives don’t fly are generally the same: late projects, missed functionalities, or spending above the budget. Let’s go over a more detailed run-through on why tech development efforts completed through overseas arrangements arguably cause a lot of damage time and again.  Unstructured Development Processes The leading cause …

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