Great advert. Bet you can’t guess what it is for.
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Product Strategy is hard. This is one reason that Des Traynor, co-founder of Intercom, is a Business of Software favourite. Every time he steps on the BoS Stage it is hard to not be impressed by his laser-guided focus on getting product strategy right by focusing on what makes your company special.
Michael Skok is one of those people who when he speaks, you simply need to listen and you will leave a wiser person than when he started talking.
A chance to attend Business of Software Conference Europe as a guest. Act by 1st June.
I met this person last week. Don’t be that person.
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Interesting, very short, (1 minute, 20 seconds) interview of Mark Zuckerberg about a thing he made called The Facebook. Whatever happened to it?
https://www.facebook.com/cnbc/videos/10153395251424369/
Business of Software runs conferences for people that build great software businesses and products. To access talks online, hear about new events, contact speakers and stay in touch with great ideas, share your email address with us.
René Redzepi, Chef at 2 Michelin starred Noma restaurant has a cup of tea with Jiro Ono, sushi master and at 90 still head of his own Sukiyabashi sushi restaurant in Roppongi Hills, Tokyo.
At The BLN and BoS we try, hard, to produce the world’s best conferences.
For those whom I haven’t had the pleasure of meeting yet – my job is to let people know about these conferences. The most effective method in terms of creating an instant reaction we have found is via our email newsletter that we send every couple of weeks.
Last week, over 200 investors, entrepreneurs and corporates turned out for two great days of learning, growing, and connecting at IoT Forum 2015.
Andy Stanford Clark, Chief Inventor at IBM, is the only speaker to be allowed to set up his own computer, a hydrogen-cell fueled Raspberry Pi at last week’s BLN IoT Forum in Cambridge.