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Musk’s Takeover of Twitter Reminds Me of PE Tech M&A in 2003, With Some Important Twists

DevelopmentCorporate

The post Musk’s Takeover of Twitter Reminds Me of PE Tech M&A in 2003, With Some Important Twists appeared first on Development Corporate. There are some very important differences however. Will the X super app be the long term savior of Twitter and another huge notch in Elon’s belt?

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Ask Teresa: How Do You Get Your First Product Job Without Experience?

Product Talk

Back in 2003, I was playing Dungeons & Dragons and created online spell cards. Around 2003 or so, I was playing tabletop Dungeons & Dragons with friends. A Nerdy Example from My Life. While this may not be a commercially viable product, it is a product I created.

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Jason VandeBoom: Bootstrapping to a $100 Million Round

Business of Software Conference

Founded in 2003, ActiveCampaign accelerates every company’s growth with a marketing automation platform designed to deliver great customer experiences. Jason VandeBoom is the founder and CEO of ActiveCampaign, founded in 2003. Those unorthodox decisions have been key to the growth of ActiveCampaign. ActiveCampaign’s Growth.

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High Performing Teams: Super Goals & Super Identity

The Product Coalition

Holland, Gaston, & Gomes, Critical success factors for cross-functional teamwork in new product development , International Journal of Management Reviews , 2003. Originally published at [link] on August 17, 2022.

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To NPS (Net Promoter Score) or Not? 3 Reasons Why You Should!

AB Tasty

This very question was asked in 2003 by Andy Taylor - and it led to the creation of the NPS. How do your website visitors actually feel? This article was originally posted on AB Tasty as To NPS (Net Promoter Score) or Not? 3 Reasons Why You Should!

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How and When to Use Timeboxes, Iterations, and Sprints to be Most Effective

Johanna Rothman

Maybe 2003? For example, I used month-long iterations for most of the projects and programs I managed up until about 2003 or so. I want to make progress on “everything,” but I don't want to interrupt myself with multitasking. When I use a short timebox, I can focus and finish. It's often a week or more.

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Digital Health’s Slingshot Moment

The Product Coalition

If we look to history as a guide, the 2003 SARS pandemic that permanently altered society offers similar parallels in digital transformations. While impressive, this current acceleration isn’t the same slingshot moment that we witnessed back in 2003. Many wonder when will we get back to normal. what does the new normal look like?