I recently visited the website of the book "The Art of Client Service" written by veteran advertising Account Manager Robert Solomon. Though I have yet to read the book (I plan to eventually!), the content really resonates with me, as it is a
I'm sure many of us "poo-pooed" Apple's first generation iPhone as sorely lacking in the technology department. However, no one can doubt the buzz the impending launch of the iPhone OS version 3.0 has created. On the flip side, if we can look
Originally Published July 09, 2006, edited and updated. It is not necessary, but if you are interested in the background of this article, do read Part 1 first. Here are some strategies I have found useful and successful in managing and fostering design as a business strategy
Edit 1: Originally published 08 June, 2006. Edited and updated. Can you actually quantify something so subjective and intangible as a design or an Idea? Can it then be used as a foundation to tell you if its a good design/idea or not? As someone who
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Fellow designer blogger KK has uncovered a great representation on the value of ideas in relation to a success of a business. Derek Sivers, in his post for O'Reilly, conceptualises an idea vs. execution formula, which
I've always considered myself resourceful and entrepreneurial even though I have always been an employee. I've always wondered about that? Why is that I don't see the need to leave my day job to be an Entrepreneur? In reality this post is
I wrote a while back that I yet again took the steps in becoming an entrepreneur after failing twice before. What I was actually talking about was my setting up of a not for profit website that focused on incubating, promoting and networking the
What is it with funding that attracts entrepreneurs to it, like bees to honey? I'm not sure, but I know I went a little nutty when the "funding" ticket was waved in front of my face. Not once, but twice. And I hate myself
If you have not already, please do take a look at part 1 first. Here we go, welcome to the second installment of 10 tips on getting the "buy in". 6) Join the "water cooler" talk I like this strategy the best. Simply because it saves you
Sorry for the slight slow down in the blog posts recently as it has been very busy for me working late at my day job in the last couple of weeks. It is the time of year where companies worry about what they are