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Technology has got intertwined with modern life blurring the line between ubiquity and luxury! How to win customer satisfaction in such a scenario where the tech gets commoditized? Please read the blog mentioned via the link and give your views/opi

It’s hard but true that there is only a thin line between gambling and derivatives trading.

Just a thought: The side line on the post is taking a lot of space conside removing it.

Deepfakes are eroding the integrity of Artificial Intelligence, blurring the line between truth and deception. Is there any ways to stop it?

I’ve got an idea that’s user validated, has product-market fit, and solves a real pain point. But I’m stuck on what to do next. If anyone here has taken an idea to an actual product, I’d truly appreciate your guidance on the next steps.

just one word."one area one hotel " There has been a lot of difference between the earlier Lucknow and your 10 years later, Lucknow has become a place from where every tourist should be told every day before or in a way that the most popular place o

The Idea Isn’t the Business A great idea might get people excited, but it won’t pay the bills. There’s a massive difference between an exciting concept and a viable business. A viable business has a clear plan to make money, serve a specific audienc

A fundamental product principle I’ve observed is that a lot of products tap into a human motivation that has nothing to do with the product and then retain the user by leveraging motivation more aligned to product offerings For example ⬇️ Super.mo

Folks, found yourself confused between a business case and a business plan? I used to blur the lines a lot. A business case is all about justifying one specific decision - think of it like pitching a move with clear ROI, risks, and impact.
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