Apple seems like an obvious choice for great strategy. However, being one of the first individuals to use cellphones when they were initially released in the 1990s, this is something else that I’m really passionate about. It was awful using Windows Mobile (the original version) on a touchscreen phone with a stylus. I like having […]

When beginning something new, conventional business logic dictates that you build a ‘Minimal Viable Product,’ or MVP. Essentially, you develop a version of your product that is very low on functionality but just about ‘gets the job done.’ It also means that the first edition of your product will almost always have to be sold

In 1973, the ‘Big Three’ automobile manufacturers in the United States controlled over 82 percent of the market. They now have less than half of the market. The major cause for this is Japanese automakers’ aggressive (and unexpected) entrance into the US market in the 1970s, led by Toyota. Automobiles are cumbersome and costly to