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Chasing Unknown Unknown, The Spirit Of Silicon Valley

A framework that I use to think about problems disruptive technology could help solve is based on what Donald Rumsfeld wrote in his memoir, ...

I have worked with many product managers on a product vision exercise. In my observation the place where the product managers get hung up th...

For an ISV (Independent Software Vendor) it is everyone's job to ensure customer success but it is no one person's job. This is chan...

Being a passionate design thinker I am a big believer in failing fast and failing often . I have taken this one step further; I celebrate on...

Jake Porway who was a data scientist at the New York Times R&D labs has a great perspective on why multi-disciplinary teams are importa...

I recently came across this interview (thanks Dharini for the link!) with Nick Chamandy, a statistician a.k.a a data scientist at Google. ...

My ongoing conversations with several people continue to reaffirm my belief that Data Science is still perceived to be a sacred discipline a...

Many enterprise software vendors sympathize. "We know it's a bad experience" or "We will fix the usability." One of ...