» Recommendations for automated infrastructure monitoring
» Safe presentation of medical data in Femtech apps
» Trade-offs of cloud versus local AI deployment for agricultural technology
and more
» Why it’s important to check assumptions before embarking on a costly product build
» Keeping customer data segregated in the right way while avoiding over-engineering
» When on-premise servers are a more cost-effective bet than cloud services
» Rarely can we attribute inventions in digital technology to one individual or company
» The best ideas can’t be copied — it’s all in the execution
» Guides to patenting inventions in the UK and US
» Bootstrapped startups have free rein with their strategy
» Successful startups try to anticipate failure, and learn from it when they don’t
» Investors look for long-term defensibility of your product’s proposition and unique advantage
» Operational velocity is key to company success
» Qualifying yourself to be a product manager
» Finding a product manager job
» Janna’s advice on how to get into product management
» Landing and starting a new product manager job
» What it’s like working at a startup
» Job fairs and job boards
“Could give me some insight into your day-to-day duties and what the role might entail when working as a product manager at a startup?”
This is not “Field Of Dreams” and you’re not Kevin Costner. If you build it, the users will not come – unless they have a strong motivation to do so.
A London startup is attempting to disrupt the local property rentals market in a way that benefits tenants, landlords and property agents equally – a win-win-win scenario, you might say. Jock Busuttil finds out more from the man in the Wigwamm, Rayhan Rafiq Omar.
Lovely article from Joel Gascoigne about why startups should just start charging from the outset, and why it’s not that big a deal to evolve and change pricing later on – as long as you don’t screw over your existing …
Link of the Day: Pricing your product – it doesn’t have to be so complicated Read more
Here’s a round-up of some of the presentations and discussions I attended at the recent ProductCamp London, with links to the slide decks and recommended reading where applicable.
