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Big Data In Your Shampoo?

Mills Scofield

This guest post by Amir Golan , VP of Business Development at Signals , shows how important it is to look for the small signals and patterns in big data that are easily lost. after years of being the market leader in a specific product category, they quickly begin to lose market share, they wanted to introduce their product into a new market.

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Planning an epic launch of your product- 7 steps to get it right

Strategy Driven

Once the product-development stage concludes, a fancy marketing campaign is used to glamorize the team’s hard work, labor, and perseverance, ready to compete against other products of the same league. Now that the product is about to debut, a creative team put their heads together to create effective marketing campaigns.

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From idea to strategy

Lead on Purpose

In many cases, these great products have developed into product lines, companies and even industries. Ideas need development to become strategies. The development of ideas is not an easy undertaking. In fact, most of the great ideas took a long time and a lot of hard work to develop into the useful products they are today.

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50 Ways to Leave your Lover: Keep Failing Til the Last Thing You Try Is Successful

Mills Scofield

There is a big difference between “knowing that you can” and “deciding that you want to” and at Bettcher we use a toll gate product development process fashioned after Robert Cooper’s StageGate process. So into the “Scoping” stage we go and the learning begins.

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Corporate Purpose: Monumental Change Starts With Your Leadership

CO2

It’s more likely that they set out to meet an unmet need in the market. Had they set out simply to make a profit, Apple likely wouldn’t be the revolutionary technology leader it is today. Another framework for developing a mission statement is to ask three questions: 1) What do we do really well as a company?

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Corporate Purpose: Monumental Change Starts With Your Leadership

CO2

It’s more likely that they set out to meet an unmet need in the market. Had they set out simply to make a profit, Apple likely wouldn’t be the revolutionary technology leader it is today. Another framework for developing a mission statement is to ask three questions: 1) What do we do really well as a company?

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Five Steps to Fixing Bad Apps

Harvard Business Review

What puts those companies ahead is their effective use of both art and science in app development. First, the teams behind winning apps tend to be composed of the organizations' best techno-marketing talent, people with deep understanding of social media. In each stage, they ask themselves what gaps need to be filled.