Daniel Elizalde IoT Blog
AUGUST 25, 2015
I originally wrote this article as a guest post on MindTheProduct.com A failed launch is a terrible situation in which your product starts breaking or misbehaving as soon as it is launched into production. You and your team have spent the past few months planning and executing the requirements, but the day you launch to production, something goes wrong.
TSIA
AUGUST 28, 2015
At TSIA, we are dedicated to helping technology services organizations of all sizes stay on top of the latest best practices for growing and advancing their business. Our 30-minute TSIA Pulse webinars are a great way to hear directly from our research team about how emerging industry trends are affecting their respective service discipline, and what you can do to stay current.
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UserTesting
AUGUST 27, 2015
The following is an excerpt from our recent eBook, Getting out of the office: Testing mobile app prototypes with users. Testing with users should begin the moment you’ve got an idea or concept in mind. You probably already have a … The post 3 Tips for Testing Sketches and Flows with Users appeared first on UserTesting Blog.
Sachin Rekhi
AUGUST 28, 2015
Today's best products not only solve a clear pain point, but do so while understanding, eliciting, and amplifying the emotions of the consumer. The gold standard of this is Apple , whose products are not only useful, but delight us, surprise us, amaze us, and elicit incredible emotional responses. Yet designing such products is no easy task, requiring product designers to bring deep emotional intelligence into their product and product design process.
Speaker: Jason Tanner
While growth of software-enabled solutions generates momentum, growth alone is not enough to ensure sustainability. The probability of success dramatically improves with early planning for profitability. A sustainable business model contains a system of interrelated choices made not once but over time. Join this webinar for an iterative approach to ensuring solution, economic and relationship sustainability.
The Product Coalition
AUGUST 28, 2015
By adopting to jobs-to-be-done theory, the role of marketing can move from passively pushing product information to an active and more integrated part of designing the service experience. The idea behind the jobs-to-be-done theory is that people always choose a solution to get a (often timeless) job done. An example of a job is “get from A to B” and potential solutions in chronological order would be: horse, bike, train, car.
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UserTesting
AUGUST 24, 2015
You already know that prototyping is essential when designing an app. And you’re probably testing those prototypes internally. But are you testing them with users, too? User feedback, even if all you have to show is a Post-it, can lead … The post New eBook: Getting Out of the Office – Testing Mobile App Prototypes with Users appeared first on UserTesting Blog.
Sachin Rekhi
AUGUST 23, 2015
One of the most critical aspects of finding product/market fit in the earliest stages of a startup is identifying and targeting your ideal customer. I find though that many startups don't give this task as much attention as it deserves. Sure, coming up with an initial hypothesis of a high level ideal customer description is easy. But the challenge often is that these descriptions are not nearly as specific and narrow as they need to be to be actionable for the business.
UserTesting
AUGUST 27, 2015
The following is an excerpt from our recent eBook, Getting out of the office: Testing mobile app prototypes with users. Testing with users should begin the moment you’ve got an idea or concept in mind. You probably already have a … The post 3 Tips for Testing Sketches and Flows with Users appeared first on UserTesting Blog.
UserTesting
AUGUST 24, 2015
You already know that prototyping is essential when designing an app. And you’re probably testing those prototypes internally. But are you testing them with users, too? User feedback, even if all you have to show is a Post-it, can lead … The post New eBook: Getting Out of the Office – Testing Mobile App Prototypes with Users appeared first on UserTesting Blog.
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