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theproductguy

113 karma · joined April 15, 2008

I have been involved in founding or managing a startup, non-stop, in one form or another, for the last 10+ years. I have a background, as a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science and winner of numerous graphics arts awards that has allowed me to be a unifying force of form and function, business and technology, art and process. Another driving force in creating of this blog, one very personal to me, is that when I started out, a great deal of what I hope to pull together and share via the Product Guy Blog, I would have loved to have known and have had access to when I began my journey in the world of start-ups, their products, and venture capital, and hope many of you will embrace these experiences.
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Key to a successful relationship: Re-establish and Return

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Memorable Utility. Evaluating Convenience through Quick-MI.

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From Super Geeky to the Small Print of UI

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Portability and control over ones content is important to Relationships

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To Have and Own. Evaluating Portability through Quick-MI.

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From Team Motivation to Design Hell

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Product Process, HomeField Advantage & More Joy in June

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Does Facebook "like" Dunbar?

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How Many Friends Does Facebook Need?

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From Angels to Search of Mobile Design

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At and Between. Evaluating Interoperability through Quick-MI.

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From the Preferred CEO to Facebook's Latest UX Fail

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In search of a repeatable business model

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Why Startups are Agile and Opportunistic - Pivoting the Business Model

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From Foursquare's Exit Strategy to Designing with Forces

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Sharing is Important in Relationships

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Permission and Content. Evaluating Sharability through Quick-MI.

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From Social Design to Modular Innovation in News

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Evaluating the Future of Online Relationships

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Quick-MI. Quick Heuristics for Modular Innovation.

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From Staying Strong to Fearing the Spiky Button

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Modular Innovation: Beyond Web 2.0

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Virtual PM'ing, Learning with LanguageMate & Onward to More in May

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Modular Innovation 201

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From Fabulous Freemium to Destroying Facebook with Salmon

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Modular Innovation, Interoperability, Redundancy & Backupify

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Bolstering Backupify

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From Designing for Women to Reducing the Noise through MI

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JQuery Plugin: Give Your Characters a NobleCount

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From Pairwise and Digg to Plancast #SXSW Edition

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