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Apps and algorithms are like bathroom redesigns and subway station refurbishments. Over budget and over deadline.

Listen to this episode to learn why this happens and what to do about it. 

Listen to 119. Why smart leaders expect the unexpected from software updates for more on this topic.

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Kate Ziehm is the president and owner of Morning Ag Clips and has an incredible story of agricultural entrepreneurship.  There are many ways and motivations that form people into entrepreneurs, Kate's was lifestyle.  Many times people choose entrepreneurship for lifestyle purposes thinking it is going to bring them passive income and the famous "four hour workweek".  Kate's lifestyle was a bit different than that.  She was adjusting to being a single mother of three sons, and being there to raise them was her #1 priority.  Entrepreneurship was what was going to allow her to fulfill that vision.

When Kate took over Morning Ag Clips it was simply an email sent to a list about agricultural issues in the State Of New York.  Kate's vision, passion for agriculture and love of this business led to massive growth under her ownership.  Today Morning Ag Clips publishes 28 versions, covering 35 states, with employees spread all over the country.  It has evolved from the email list to a website and most recently, a mobile app!

Kate is truly an inspiration in agriculture, and in today's episode we get to share her story.

Why do you keep checking your phone, even when you’re trying not to? It's because the apps on your phone use the Hook Model. described by Nir Eyal in his book Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products.

To learn how apps like Instagram, LinkedIn and Vivino keep us coming back to our screens, listen to this episode.

Learning notes from this episode:

• Habits are behaviours done with little or no conscious thought
• If your product becomes a habit, people will use it more. You will spend less on advertising and make more money.
• The greatest return on investment generally comes from increasing the product's ease of use.
  • If you want to improve a product, first look at the design: where you can make it more simple to use. E.g. can you require less information from users when they first sign up?
• The Hook model consists of 4 steps 
  1. Trigger: you get a notification that someone commented on your post
  2. Action: you open LinkedIn / Instagram to see the comment
  3. Variable Reward: you find out what the comment was and by whom. Depending on these factors, you might feel happy, sad, excited, disappointed
  4. Investment: you make another post – this is an investment of your time and energy, and you keep coming back for more.

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1. Sophia and her team will look through your application. If they genuinely think Sophia could help you, you will get a link to her calendar..
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3. If we establish that Tech for Non-Techies courses + coaching could help you and believe we would enjoy working together, we will discuss a relevant approach to suit you.
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To become SMART MONEY as an investor, founder or corporate innovator, you have to know what questions to ask about a product. This helps you spot signs of early success or early warning. 

Listen to this episode to learn what questions to ask and how to link product innovation to business strategy. 

Learning notes from this episode:

• The questions fall into three buckets:
  1. How do my best customers behave?
  2. What are the characteristics of my best customers?
  3. What has to happen for them to abandon the product?
• For bucket 1, you could ask:
  • What features do my most active users use?
  • What screens do they visit?
  • How often do they open the app?
  • What time of day do they open it and on which days?
• For bucket 2, you could ask:
  • Where did these customers come from?
  • What are their demographics? Are there any patterns?
• For bucket 3, you could ask:
  • What screens tend to be the last screen that people get to before they shut down the app?
  • What prices of other apps they use have?

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Tech for Non-Techies podcast: What on Earth is growth hacking?
• Book: How today’s fastest growing companies drive breakout success

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When an app has too many features and pop ups, most users get confused and frustrated. This is feature creep: when the product’s core functionality becomes hidden in too many options and things to do.

Feature creep happens when a team is determined to stay productive, but loses sight of its strategy. Sometimes stopping is better for the product than doing more.

Learning notes from this episode:

• Feature creep is problematic for two main reasons: it confuses users and it costs money. This is because product teams have to be paid to design and code, and you also have to pay cloud costs to store your pointless features.
• Feature creep happens when there is a pressure to produce, which is contrary to the ability to focus. It can be easier to present new features as productivity to investors and corporate bosses, rather than saying that the product team took time to review results and reflect.
• To prevent feature creep, go back to the fundamental product development questions you’ve learnt here:
  • What problem is our product solving?
  • Who are we solving it for?
  • Who is willing to pay to solve this problem?
  • What other solutions do they have to this problem?
• Keep your eyes on the user, not the product. Feature creep happens when you get obsessed with the product and forget the user. It should be the other way around.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Tech for Non-Techies: Introduction to UX design for Non-Techies with Sang Valte (video)
• Tech for Non-Techies: The hidden cost of cat videos (podcast)
• UX Collective: Feature creep, what is it and how it affects your customers

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Agile is now a ubiquitous management term, but few people understand what it means in practice.

For some products, agile is THE BEST system, for others, it is THE WORST.

Listen to this week’s episode to find out what it is, how it works in practice, when to use it and when to avoid it.

You’ll hear how WhatsApp used this methodology to release its first product, and learn how to use it yourself.

Learning notes from this episode:

• There are two methodologies to make things: waterfall and agile.
• Waterfall came from manufacturing and construction and emphasises planning in order to release a perfect product. For example, if you’re building a house, you need to plan ahead and only let people move in to live in it when it is complete.
• Agile methodology is an iterative process, used by software developers. Simple changes get released frequently, in response to user needs or technological changes. The product is by definition never complete, because it is always changing.

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Russ Glass, CEO of Headspace Health, a digital mental health and wellbeing platform, speaks with Spencer about his involvement overseeing the surge in the Telehealth market after the merger of Headspace and Ginger. Glass, a serial tech entrepreneur—who was also formerly Founder of Bizo, Inc., aqcuired by LinkedIn— speaks candidly about his successes and failures with previous start-ups and why he believes that there is such overwhelming demand for the healthcare services that Headspace offers.

The global pandemic placed a new premium on physical health and safety and that's led to a rapid embrace of new mobile payment options. What can retailers and consumers do to ensure their own digital safety?

Related Links:

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Conexxus Home Page
Article: Is a Tailored Managed Fraud Service Right for Your Business?

Hosted by:

Jeff Lenard, VP Strategic Industry Initiatives, NACS and Paige Anderson, Director of Government Relations, NACS

About our Guests:

Danny Omiliak, Senior Consultant, W. Capra

Danny Omiliak is an experienced consultant with expertise in payments and retail technology, loyalty, fraud and data privacy at W. Capra. Danny also chairs the Conexxus Data Privacy Working Group. Danny graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a double major in Business-Management Consulting and Economics.

Casey Zenner, Director of Enterprise Sales, Kount

Casey Zenner is the Director of Enterprise Sales for Kount, based in Boise, Idaho. Kount is a leading provider of fraud mitigation technology to the market.

EPISODE SUMMARY

Join scientist and mindset coach Claudia Garbutt and 20-year old mobile app designer Rebecca Mabbett as they talk about building a business and proving the doubters wrong.

In this episode we talk about:

- Running a business at a young age

- The ups & downs of entrepreneurship

- Managing self-doubt and expectations

- How Covid has changed our lives over the past year

EPISODE NOTES

Rebecca Mabbett is a 20-year old mobile app designer from Southampton, UK.

You can find her here:

WEBSITE: https://www.rreflections.co.uk/

INSTAGRAM: @rreflectionsltd

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EPISODE SUMMARY

Join scientist and mindset coach Claudia Garbutt and 20-year old mobile app designer Rebecca Mabbett as they talk about building a business and proving the doubters wrong.

In this episode we talk about:

- Running a business at a young age

- The ups & downs of entrepreneurship

- Managing self-doubt and expectations

- How Covid has changed our lives over the past year

EPISODE NOTES

Rebecca Mabbett is a 20-year old mobile app designer from Southampton, UK.

You can find her here:

WEBSITE: https://www.rreflections.co.uk/

INSTAGRAM: @rreflectionsltd

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If you enjoyed this episode, learned something new, had an epiphany moment - or were reminded about a simple truth that you had forgotten, please let me know by leaving a review and a comment!

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Oh, and make sure you subscribe to the podcast so you don’t miss out on any of the amazing future episodes!

If you’d like to connect more, you can find me here:

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wired_for_success/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/claudia.garbutt.1

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Clubhouse: @wiredforsuccess

HELPFUL RESOURCES

Get my FREE “Prime Your Brain for Success in Less Than 5 min Each Day” audio file that is specifically designed for ambitious, mission-driven entrepreneurs who want to start their day more focused, inspired & energized!

Wanna find out how I can help you leverage the power of your mind and tap into the wisdom of your body to feel fully aligned, trust your intuition, and achieve your goals with ease and joy rather than with constant hustle and pushing yourself to the point of exhaustion – book a free 20min Strategy Session with me: https://bit.ly/2YemfIe

DANS CET EPISODE ON DISCUTE AVEC RHAI GOBURDHUN, FONDATEUR DE LA STARTUP SOUND DE 2014 À 2019. L’APPLICATION PERMETTAIT DE RENCONTRER DE NOUVELLES PERSONNE VIA LA MUSIQUE. IL A ENSUITE ÉTÉ MENTOR CHEZ TECHSTARS, UN ACCELERATEUR DE STARTUP ET THE FAMILY.

DEPUIS 1 AN, IL EST LE CO-FONDATEUR TAKEOFF LABS, LE STARTUP STUDIO SPÉCIALISÉ DANS LA CRÉATION D’APPLICATIONS MOBILES FOCUS SUR LA CRÉATION D’EXPERIENCES SOCIALES.

DANS CET ÉPISODE, IL NOUS RACONTE TOUT SUR LA CRÉATION DE SA PREMIÈRE BOÎTE, SOUND, DES PROBLEMES AVEC SES ASSOCIÉS ET SES INVESTISSEURS,  SA DÉCENTE AUX ENFERS , LES PRUDHOMMES, LES LETTRES DE MENACES , SON SÉJOUR À L’HOPITAL À CAUSE DU STRESSE DE LA GESTION DE LA FERMETURE DE SA BOÎTE.

IL NOUS EXPLIQUE LES ENSEIGNEMENTS QU’IL EN A TIRÉ POUR SA NOUVELLES STARTUP TAKEOFF LABS QUI SE SPÉCIALISE DANS LA CRÉATION D’APPLICATION MOBILES.

IL NOUS DIRA QUELLES SONT LES CHOSES À FAIRE ET À NE PAS FAIRE POUR CRÉER UNE APPLICATION MOBILE QUI DEVIENT VIRAL ET QUI PEUT FAIRE DES MILLIONS.

PRENEZ UN PAPIER ET UN STYLO, C'EST PARTI.

TikTok is embroiled in controversy over the U.S.-planned ban and forced sale. What does this mean for users in Canada? Emma Buchanan, a writer and researcher at Rogers CyberSecure Catalyst and a Ryerson Journalism student, joins This Matters to explain what’s happening with the social video app.

From online banking to digital payment processing, the fintech industry has evolved and continues to evolve tremendously.

In this episode, I have an open and honest conversation about finances with FinTech entrepreneur, Co-Founder and CEO of Ostrich, William Glass. 

His mission is improving financial well-being globally. As founder & CEO of his company, Ostrich, William’s mobile app addresses financial literacy deficits by
creating social community and accountability around money - think saving & investing with friends.
In addition, William hosts the Silicon Alley Podcast providing a platform for entrepreneurs from all
industries and backgrounds to tell their stories. William owns rental property and was a successful
tech sales rep before starting his own business. He was also a Fulbright Scholar in Thailand. William is
originally from Alabama and now resides in New York City.

Site: getostrich.com

Facebook: @williampglass3/@theostrichapp/@siliconalleypodcast

Twitter: @williampglass3/@theostrichapp/@siliconalleypod

Instagram: @williyg_iii/@theostrichapp/@siliconalleypodcast

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSF39MO5e4z1SX9tYZ
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This month Ankita and Jason talk with Senior Program Manager Sanjoyan Mustafi about security for OneDrive. Sanjoyan takes care of Conditional Access, Sensitivity Labels, DLP and other security related features. The group also reveals their go-to working-from-home snacks. And, the special topic this month is about the challenges for parents while working from home.

Resources and Info Links:

OneDrive Facebook | Twitter | OneDrive Community Blog | UserVoice

Ankita Kirti |@Ankita_Kirti21

Jason Moore |@JasMo

Sanjoyan Mustafi | LinkedIn

“The Security and Compliance Blanket of Microsoft 365” episode of The Intrazone podcast

OneDrive Tech Community Blog

OneDrive Webinars

Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. 

Microsoft Tech Community Home

Stay on top of Office 365 changes

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This month we talk with OneDrive Senior Program  Manager Stephen Rice about the best and most productive ways to use OneDrive when working remotely. We discuss accessing and storing files, sharing securely and effortlessly, making collaboration done easily, protecting and managing files, and more. The team also reveal which Star Wars film they think is the best when first starting the series. And Jason's special topic this month is 'How to have a better conversation.'

Resources and Info Links:

OneDrive Facebook | Twitter | OneDrive Community Blog | UserVoice

Ankita Kirti |@Ankita_Kirti21

Jason Moore |@JasMo

Stephen Rice | @srice08 | Ion Cannon Star Wars podcast

10 ways to have a better conversation | Celeste Headlee TED Talk

OneDrive Tech Community Blog

OneDrive Webinars

Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. 

Microsoft Tech Community Home

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Our OneDrive team has been busy rolling out new and exciting options to our Android app of which everyone might not be aware. This month we talk with Eli Waalkes, the OneDrive Android Program Manager, and Daniela Dimitrova, Designer for OneDrive Android. Hear about hidden gems, the design behind the design, dark mode, On this day, how to beta test the latest and greatest, roadmap updates and more. Also, Jason and Ankita discuss the importance of Reverse Mentoring.

Social and Info Links:

OneDrive Facebook | Twitter | OneDrive Community Blog | UserVoice

Ankita Kirti |@Ankita_Kirti21

Jason Moore |@JasMo

Eli Waalkes | LinkedIn | @ElijahWaalkes

Daniela Dimitrova | LinkedIn | Site

"David Beckham Is Secretly a Lego Genius"

"How to Create a Successful Reverse Mentoring Program to Promote Gender Diversity"

Importance of Having A Mentor | Jack Welch MBA (video)

"Why Reverse Mentoring Works and How to Do It Right," Harvard Business Review

"Reverse Mentoring: What it is and Why it is Beneficial," Forbes

"Reverse Mentoring: Building Mutually Beneficial Partnerships," MindTools

Resources:

OneDrive Mobile Applications

OneDrive Tech Community Blog

OneDrive Webinars

Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. 

Microsoft Tech Community Home

Stay on top of Office 365 changes

Subscribe to Sync Up:

Listen and subscribe to other Microsoft podcasts at aka.ms/microsoft/podcasts

Show Page: http://aka.ms/syncup

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