Innovation Myths As Explained by Geoffrey Moore

Geoffrey Moore (managing director of TCG Advisors, venture partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures and best-selling author of Crossing the Chasm and Inside the Tornado) wrote this opinion piece on Innovation for Sandhill.com. In the article, Geoffrey identifies and shoots down 10 myths surrounding innovation.
Here is a summary of the myths and Geoffrey’s explanations:
#10. We don’t [...]

Requirements Document Alphabet Soup – Explained

Michael Shrivathsan explains the meanings of the six key acronyms that relate to requirements documents in this blog entry. The terms and his summary definitions are:

BRD – A Business Requirements Document (BRD) focuses on defining the business needs of a project. The BRD identifies one or more business problems faced by customers that can be solved [...]

Kick-Butt Design (vs. Butt-Ugly Design)

Michael Shrivathsan who blogs at “Michael on Product Management and Marketing came up with five tips to help Product Managers and Product Marketers create products with “Kick-Butt” design.
The five tips are summarized as :

Start With the User Interface – Right after gathering and prioritizing high-level requirements, get to the User Interface (UI) design. Do this [...]

Creating the Adaptive Interface

Stephen Anderson from Sabre presented on the topic of Adaptive Interfaces at the IA Summit 2007.  Adaptive Interfaces are interfaces that learn from user actions or reveal additional functionality as a user gains experience.
Here is the introduction from Stephen’s blog entry on Adaptive Interfaces and the complete blog entry.
“With the proliferation of rich Internet applications [...]