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Types of Users in SaaS and B2B Software
In the last video, I talked about the Product Life Cycle. That life cycle lives and dies by the Technology Adoption Life Cycle. However, the Technology Adoption Life Cycle also describes the types of users you’ll sell high-tech products to. Before I get into the types of users, we should talk about products. I know!… Read more
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Why GitLab Could Be a Value Investment for the Future
The tech market may be overvalued, but not all companies are created equal. GitLab stands out with its robust B2B ARR model, strong customer retention, and innovative features like CI/CD pipelines. Despite market headwinds, GitLab’s focus on user experience, corporate trust, and strategic growth initiatives positions it as a potential value investment in the DevOps… Read more
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Writing Users Stories
How are User stories developed? Well Product Owners (POs) write the Epic and userstory for the team. However, improving the userstory overtime is what I mean by developing a userstory. Userstory development can be challenging journey but one that should be marked by experts and simplicity hopefully. The initial idea for a feature is not… Read more
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Why do IND applications fail?
Drug discovery research is one of the most high-risk ventures of 21st century, millions can be spent on materials, employees, and clinical design. Potentially risking an entire business venture on a single drug, it’s a path not traveled by many business owners or CEOs. In my blog post series, I will highlight key considerations for… Read more
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Argument for Design Sprints
I have witness a trend from companies that don’t value the idea of a design sprint, sprints in general, and SCRUM. I recently saw Linkedin post making fun the design sprint devaluing its existence and purpose without considering why does it exist in the first place? While I do enjoy the occasional meme I don’t… Read more
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A Python Tutorial for Absolute Beginners
Programming is like cooking—write a recipe (code), let the kitchen (computer) process it, and get the final dish (output). This guide uses simple metaphors to explain key programming concepts, helping you understand Python step by step. Let’s break it down and make coding approachable! Read more
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