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Tech Zulu Event
MAY 11, 2011
In fact, I am in Newport Beach a small beach town in Orange County CA, but for the purpose of this article the home to PayDivvy. PayDivvy , unveiled today at the Finovate Conference in San Francisco, was conceived a few years ago while Mike Melby was attending the Wharton School of Business.
Startup Professionals Musings
MAY 11, 2011
I often hear the qualms of business-smart but non-technical entrepreneurs, wondering if they really have a chance in this high-technology marketplace. Here the principles of finding any top executive apply, as I’ve covered in a previous article. Then the question becomes “How do I evaluate and attract the best technical talent?”
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Both Sides of the Table
MARCH 19, 2013
This article initially appeared on TechCrunch. The era of VCs investing in successful consumer Internet startups such as eBay led to a belief system that seemed to permeate many enterprise software startups that hiring sales or implementation people was a bad thing. We only want software revenue.” We like software.
Tech.Co
JULY 24, 2017
If you hired an outstanding front-end software engineer, chances are they are friends with other outstanding software developers. But oftentimes, due to their large network, superconnectors are overwhelmed with opportunities. Andrei Lyskov, a business development associate at Soylent, contributed to this article.
socalTECH
MAY 7, 2010
However, it's a very large market--we peg it at around $11 billion a year, and some estimate it to be as big as $20 billion a year, including scientific journals, academic journals, scientific societies, and conferences. That arrangement is oriented towards scientific conferences. We provide rich media to the STM market.
Steve Reich
JUNE 11, 2012
This is not an article about the high moral purpose and the nobility of listening to your customers. It is an article about how to make your company worth a fortune by listening to your customers. They read product reviews obsessively. They have periodic conference calls with groups of users.
Both Sides of the Table
MARCH 22, 2010
Robert’s article is worth reading. So I’ve always advised people that if they do launch at a big show, the most important public relations work they do is after the conference. Imagine if you had to release your software daily in order to keep your job or to have the traffic numbers you need to earn your paycheck.
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