Category: Tech & Software (Page 3 of 5)

Does your App or Site need Beta Testers?

I think every founder will want to try this one out.  BetaBait is a great idea.  It’s a way to get early adopters to beta test your web, mobile and social applications. The service is 100% free and only takes a few minutes to submit your beta bait.  I think I’ll try it out right now!

How it works:

Every day startups run into a major problem before they can publicly launch. They need beta users and testers. These people play an important role in helping the startup work out bugs, create new features and even turn into the first customers. However, in the past, founders and marketers have not had an organized and convenient way to find these testers without spamming email databases, social networks and personal contacts. Read More...

The Inexorable Rise of Efficiency

Nicholas de Wolff

Nicholas de Wolff

by Nicholas de Wolff, founder of deW Process

Over the past 10 years or so, we have been subject to an escalating swath of socially suffocating technological wizardry. It seemed as if we had to “adopt” a new piece of hardware or software every day, and it has been boggling our minds on an ever-overwhelming basis. Many have opted to “opt-out”, and are happily ignorant of many or all the fantastic advances available to them: the mobile weather apps, Smartphones, advanced networks, streaming media, 3D TVs, ebooks, tablets, subcutaneous bar codes (ok, I made that last one up…maybe). Read More...

Productizing your Website

Igor Royzis

Igor Royzis

by Igor Royzis of PE-Nexus

So you’ve built your website, launched it and are now adding new features and slowly enhancing the site. Suddenly, you get contacted by one of your users. He says that he loves the site. He has a business idea for a different site in a different industry and he feels that your site has more than 80% of the functionality required by his “idea”. He wants you to customize your site for his needs for a nice chunk of change. Read More...

To the Cloud!

Igor Royzis

Igor Royzis

by Igor Royzis of PE-Nexus

I remember just 3 years ago Web 2.0 was a hot buzzword among Internet startups. PE-Nexus had Web 2.0 mentioned on a number of informational pages and marketing material until about 6 months ago, when it became apparent that Web 2.0 is no longer a differentiating factor for Internet companies, but more of a norm. Read More...

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