From Zazzing Your Product Design to Business Plan "YES!"

Every week I read thousands of blog posts. Here, for your weekend enjoyment, are some highlights from my recent reading, for you.

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On Starting Up…

http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/2009/11/03/are-business-plans-still-necessary/
Are business plans still necessary? The Product Guy says, "YES!"

 
 

On Design & Product Experience…

http://www.myinkblog.com/2009/11/02/6-ways-to-take-your-webdesign-from-good-to-great/
Great advice on giving your product that extra bit of zazz.

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On Modular Innovation…

http://developer.yahoo.net/blog/archives/2009/11/cloud_keynote.html
Yahoo speaking on accelerating Modular Innovation in the cloud.

 

Have a great weekend!

Jeremy Horn
The Product Guy

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About Jeremy Horn

I have been involved in founding or managing a startup, non-stop, in one form or another, for the last 10 years. I have a background, as a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science and winner of numerous graphics arts awards that has allowed me to be a unifying force of form and function, business and technology, art and process. Another driving force in creating of this blog, one very personal to me, is that when I started out, a great deal of what I hope to pull together and share via the Product Guy Blog, I would have loved to have known and have had access to when I began my journey in the world of start-ups, their products, and venture capital, and hope many of you will embrace these experiences.

2 thoughts on “From Zazzing Your Product Design to Business Plan "YES!"

    • agentenfilme, you don’t have to know exactly, but you can project. You must have some idea of what you might do in sales. Otherwise, how did you know that your business might be successful? You can research industry trends, and perhaps find competitor sales info. to use to back up your numbers.

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