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Product-led growth: 3 important lessons from the front line

While this model is all the rage as a go-to-market strategy for B2B software companies today, not all products are the right fit for PLG. Scott Vaughan on February 13, 2023 Product-led growth (PLG) is all the rage as a go-to-market (GTM) strategy for B2B software companies looking to increase adoption and grow revenue. From … Continue reading Product-led growth: 3 important lessons from the front line →

FaZe Clan faces possible delisting from the Nasdaq—just 6 months after going public

Stock Market

By Chris Morris January 26, 2023 Wall Street, it would appear, has more than a few doubts about e-sports. FaZe Clan, the digital gaming-and-e-sports-content platform that went public just over six months ago with a valuation of $1 billion, is already trading well below a dollar per share, putting the company at risk of … Continue reading FaZe Clan faces possible delisting from the Nasdaq—just 6 months after going public →

Phenomenal woman Meena Harris makes the leap from t-shirt branding to book publishing

Women In Technology

By Shalene Gupta January 24, 2023 In 2016, Meena Harris started designing statement T-shirts that quite literally made a statement. Her most famous one read “Phenomenal Woman,” quoting a Maya Angelou poem. Harris, who is also the niece of Kamala Harris, saw the T-shirt as political tool—not to promote her aunt, but to celebrate … Continue reading Phenomenal woman Meena Harris makes the leap from t-shirt branding to book publishing →

Consumers Struggle To Find Accurate Information From Brands Online

Branding Engagement

Consumers Struggle To Find Accurate Information From Brands Online by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 3, 2023 Data shows that failing to provide helpful online answers to customer questions could lead to a loss of business, with 47% in a Yext survey saying they were unable to make an online purchase because the website’s … Continue reading Consumers Struggle To Find Accurate Information From Brands Online →

AI-Based Enterprise Search Integrates Tech From OpenAI, Google, Others

AI Marketing Tools

AI-Based Enterprise Search Integrates Tech From OpenAI, Google, Others by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 31, 2023 C3 AI, an artificial intelligence software company founded by entrepreneur Thomas Siebel, released the first product in a suite it calls C3 Generative AI Product Suite. The first product, C3 Generative AI for Enterprise Search, uses a … Continue reading AI-Based Enterprise Search Integrates Tech From OpenAI, Google, Others →

NVIDIA Broadcast will maintain eye contact even if you’re looking away from the camera

Computing Power

Apple’s new iOS 13 feature corrects your gaze during video calls Rachel England @rachel_england A video call is a great way to connect with friends and family when you can’t physically be together. But even if you’re staring directly at your loved one’s face, there’s still something a little off about the whole process. The … Continue reading NVIDIA Broadcast will maintain eye contact even if you’re looking away from the camera →

Lessons from 8 of the biggest tech product failures of all time

Lessons Learned

By Chris Morris January 12, 2023 There’s no denying that the Consumer Electronics Show has produced a number of truly revolutionary products. But for every success there are dozens—possibly hundreds—of gadgets, apps, doodads, and whatchamacallits that are bound to never be seen again. It’s not just startups that fall short. Even some of the … Continue reading Lessons from 8 of the biggest tech product failures of all time →

This 3D-printed home is made from wood chips and sawdust

3D-Printing

By Nate Berg January 05, 2023 There were more than a million tons of sawdust with nowhere to go. In Maine, where about 90% of the state is forested, sawmills are one of the state’s main industries. Their sawdust byproduct had typically supplied one of the state’s other main industries, pulp and paper mills. … Continue reading This 3D-printed home is made from wood chips and sawdust →

Can the labor movement capitalize on its big wins from 2022?

Labor Laws

By Kristin Toussaint December 28, 2022 Strikes, walkouts, union wins, and even more workers organizing—the wave of labor action that gained momentum during the pandemic showed no signs of slowing down in 2022. In fact, it ramped up even more: The number of union election petitions filed with the National Labor Relations Board increased … Continue reading Can the labor movement capitalize on its big wins from 2022? →

From baby formula to Tylenol, 2022 was the year in shortages, but what’s in store for 2023?

Retail Industry

By Sam Becker December 23, 2022 Who can forget the doldrums of the pandemic in 2020, when Charmin was the hottest commodity around? Over the past couple of years, stores have managed to restock shelves and most supply chains have ironed themselves out (to a degree). But even throughout 2022, shortages of various goods … Continue reading From baby formula to Tylenol, 2022 was the year in shortages, but what’s in store for 2023? →