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An invention is likely to have longer commercialization cycle, to be more risky, may require more upfront capital but the rewards are that it would give you a huge competitive advantage and create a ‘blue ocean’ market. Innovations generally operate in known market conditions. Usually, this involve Read More

Milestone’s are an integral part of project management. Without milestones a project feels like the road to nowhere. In this article we will see how we might use milestones to deliver your goals Read More

The high cost of low performance The Project Management Institute released the pulse of the industry report in February 2014 which highlights the need for better strategic alignment in project, program and portfolio management Read More

What is the most commonly used project management tool for new product development? Having researched the web extensively and talked to several founders I am convinced that the most popular project management tool used.... Read More

Moving Beyond Problem-Solution and Product-Market Fit The last blog reviewed the process of defining product features from idea to a marketable product. To quickly recap – the idea needs to be validated Read More

Conventional projects require structure and stability while startup world is chaotic As someone with new product development and manufacturing background the first project management tool that comes to mind is MS Project. I admit Read More

Startup management = project management + strategic alignment Startups should pivot and adjust their product and business model to find the secret or magic that will make an idea succeed. The uncertain world of startups creates Read More

These days, everyone wants to be an entrepreneur, pitching their latest and greatest new idea, and looking for someone to give them money. Angel investors, like me, have long figured out that asking to see the prototype is a quick way to separate the ‘wannabes’ from serious players. Talk is cheap, Read More

The “valley of death” is a common term in the startup world, referring to the difficulty of covering the negative cash flow in the early stages of a startup, before their new product or service is bringing in revenue from real customers. I often get asked about the real alternatives to bridge this Read More

Setbacks in the startup journey are common. Handling them is the key to fall in line with the startups which succeed. read this infographic to get to know the 9 typical startup setbacks and ideas on how to handle them best. Read More