Human Nature As Applied to Software Development
Human nature, both at an individual cognitive level and a group social level, strongly influences software development methods.
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Human nature, both at an individual cognitive level and a group social level, strongly influences software development methods.
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John Cook observes that connecting technical know-how with customer needs requires skills outside of mathematics.
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This is a guest post by Edith Harbaugh. She moderates the Lean Startup Circle mailing list but doesn’t have a blog of her own, so I have offered her mine because I was impressed by her insights and writing. It’s Your Execution Not Your Idea An initially dispiriting thing to hear from a customer is
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Tristan Kromer covers 8 tips for getting your email read. Keep it short Who are you? What do you want? What you think is irrelevant Everyone likes numbers Easy on the attachments Include all relevant information Follow up It’s a great set of points that also apply to meeting someone at a networking event, a
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This webinar is for SaaS firms faced with an “enterprise sales” challenge by virtue of their minimum price point or number of job boundaries, business processes, or contractual relationships that have to change to create value. The focus is on early revenue. Here is the video from my February 24 webinar with DreamSimplicity on “Early Sales
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Innovation is never able to “get it right the first time.” Getting unstuck when your perfectionism paralyzes you requires you to be willing to share bad versions and ugly drafts.
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I have teamed up with DreamSimplicity to offer a free webinar on “Early Revenue for Enterprise Web App Providers” on Thursday Feb 24 at 9:00 AM PST Registration is at https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/745026866 and a recording will be made available if you are unable to take part. There is no charge for the live webinar or access
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A guest post by Edith Harbaugh that offers a number of practical tips and suggestions for managing email conversations with customers.
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Understanding the reasons companies hire consultants can provide clues on what to look for and how to find more business.
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Always prepare an answer for when a prospect asks you “How do we get started?” Do this before you hear it the first time so you are ready.
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Mark Duncan and I collaborated on a four page article “An Entrepreneur’s Guide to Sales” that has been added to the Chicago MBA Coursepack
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Here is a brief testimonial from Adrian Perez (@adrian_perez) after he attended our Great Demo workshop in September of 2010. Create and Deliver Surprisingly Compelling Software Demonstrations “Do The Last Thing First” — the recipe for a Great Demo! When: Tuesday, April 12, 2010 8 am to 5 pm Where: Moorpark Hotel, 4241 Moorpark Ave,
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Fred Wilson on Role of CEO: Manage Vision, Talent, and Cash Fred Wilson recounts an experienced venture capitalist’s explanation to him of “What a CEO Does” “A CEO does only three things. Sets the overall vision and strategy of the company and communicates it to all stakeholders. Recruits, hires, and retains the very best talent
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A collection of quotes of interest and use to entrepreneurs: these quotes for entrepreneurs were identified in January 2011. You can follow @skmurphy to get them hot off the mojo wire or wait until the end of the month when these quotes for entrepreneurs are collected on the blog. Enter your E-mail if you would
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Here is the handout from this morning’s Bootstrapper Breakfast® in Walnut Creek where I gave a briefing on “Mapping the Path to Your First Dollar of Revenue.”
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Mapping The Path To Your First Dollar Of Revenue At Bootstrappers Breakfast Walnut Creek Tue-Jan-25-2011 We are relocating the East Bay Bootstrappers Breakfast® to Walnut Creek tomorrow. Please join us for our inaugural breakfast at the Heavenly Cafe on 3116 Oak Road. Pete Tormey, the regular facilitator, has asked me to speak on “Mapping the
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Peter Cohan is giving a Great Demo webinar Tue-Jan-25-2011 at 9am PST. When: January 25, 2011 9:00am PST Where: Online Webinar: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/423669683 Cost: Absolutely Free! Who should attend: Anyone that sells or demos SaaS Apps via screen sharing and meeting collaboration software, sales managers, sales reps. Objective: Introduce a framework to create and deliver improved
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Intelligently reacting to new competitors requires you to give them the benefit of the doubt but if your prospects or customers are not asking about them then focus on what they are asking you.
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When the stakes are high, as they are in EDA for ASICs, then a software with better results will outsell cheaper but inferior results.
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