The RCS Killer App

Once it has won over the geeks and early adopters, new technology needs to win the heart of the everyday user. You do that by…

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A Founder’s Ignorance

Smart founders are comfortable with perpetual ignorance and combat it with tireless learning. The preceding Twitter-friendly headline would aptly summarize this article, but outside of…

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A Founder’s Arrogance

All Founders are arrogant. How's that for a polarizing statement? If you're a founder and disagree, it means you haven't been rejected, denied, denigrated, ghosted,…

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A Founder’s Passion

A startup, like any risky endeavor, requires the persistence of a punch-me doll. As long as a Founder is a principal in the company, they…

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What to Build and Why

If a product is only as good as its feedback loops, then only the feedback of the customer matters. There will be many stakeholders, but…

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Culture & Belonging

Building a culture of belonging in a company is hard. Stanford's Huggy Rao says that the best cultures create a sense of mutual ownership, where "I own…

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When Code and Law Collide

A recent filing in a TCPA case uses source code to back up claims made by the plaintiff. The filing is interesting because it shows how hard…

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