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Business Model Generation with LEGO
A picture tells a thousand words. A LEGO model tells a thousand pictures and metaphors. LEGO SERIOUSPLAY turns planning meetings and workshops into a fun exercise and shifts participants into a “flow” state that we only experience while we play, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Entrepreneur, Kindle, Product Strategy, SaaS Strategy, Startup
Tagged Amazon AWS, LEGO SERIOUS PLAY, SaaS, Seedcamp Budapest, Startup, WIndows Azure
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Why startups love the Cloud?
Startups are born into the Cloud era and they feel as comfortable with it as my 3-yr old with the touch screen. What’s the psychology behind this other than evolution and the cool behavior of generation X/Y folks?
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Entrepreneur, Kindle, Public Sector, Startup
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud, Crossing the Chasm, Jeffrey Moore, Psychology, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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Threat!!! SaaS is Cannibalising Licensed Revenue!!! 2 Steps to Win the SaaS Game
Three recurring themes that I pretty often hear from my clients: “But David, can’t you see that this SaaS thing will cannibalise our licensed product’s sales?”; or “What will motivate my sales people to sell zero-upfront-revenue SaaS Vs high-revenue licenses?”; … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Business Opportunity, Cloud Strategy, Kindle
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud Computing, Consultancy, Rackspace, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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Oh No … Another ERP in the Cloud? The Hitchiker’s Guide to Building an ERP in the SaaS Model
I know, it’s a pretty harsh title, but I experience this week after week: ERP vendors launching their cloud-hosted copy of their ERP software and not understanding why they don’t sell. I wrote this post to stop them repeating this … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Business Opportunity, Cloud Strategy, Enterprise Cloud, Kindle, Product Strategy
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud, ERP, Google App Engine, ISV, Rackspace, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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6 questions to make a good startup idea great – A recipe for startups and venture capitalists
Have you ever been stuck in a mud with your car? I had the fortune to experience this recently – the secret to get out of the mud is to have someone controlling the car and one or more people … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Entrepreneur, Kindle, Startup
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud, Consultancy, Entrepreneur, Google App Engine, Rackspace, SaaS, Startup, WIndows Azure
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Single-Tenant Vs Multi-Tenant SaaS Invoicing Models: How Can You Make Money With the Cloud – Part II.
This post is the second part after this one with an even longer title: A Cloud charging model, tailored to your clients … in other words, how can you make money with SaaS and make your users sign up with … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Business Opportunity, Cloud Strategy, Kindle
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google App Engine, Microsoft, Rackspace, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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Your SaaS service & Persona work in reality – empathy and speed dating
One of the basic principles in UX is: “Design starts with a deep and empathic understanding of people” Design here means everything: the way you design your product, your marketing, your service/product support, even your SaaS service’s user interface. As … Continue reading
How to win Customers by setting the right priorities for your features and for your marketing campaign
One of the recurring requests I get from my clients is to help them prioritise their service features. One of the best models I have seen is the Kano model, developed by Professor Noriaki Kano in the 80s. This model … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Kindle, Product Strategy
Tagged Amazon AWS, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google App Engine, Rackspace, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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Running a SaaS business? With the Cloud, you can take risks for less!
Are you a software company? Go beyond the definition and see how you can utilise your Cloud Power. Let it be Azure, Amazon AWS, Google AE, Rackspace or just Software-as-a-Service in general, you have an amazing power in your hands … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Kindle
Tagged Amazon AWS, Business, Cloud, Cloud Computing, force.com, Google App Engine, Rackspace, SaaS, WIndows Azure
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A Cloud charging model, tailored to your clients … in other words, how can you make money with SaaS and make your users sign up with no hesitation?
Believe it or not: you can make money with your SaaS Cloud-based service. OK, joke aside … before I start, I’d like to press on two points: Point #1: In the world of Cloud/SaaS, your clients make a buying decision … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Strategy, Kindle
Tagged Amazon AWS, Business, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Google App Engine, Rackspace, WIndows Azure
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