where product thinking takes flight

where product thinking takes flight

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dispatches from the edge of product & the market
for creators and product leaders who are building for the future

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  • Why the Texas Capital Is the Innovation Destination

    Why the Texas Capital Is the Innovation Destination

    This is an unbiased opinion, I swear. Yes, I live in Austin. Yes, my company (Rocksauce Studios) is headquartered in the capital of Texas. We’re a proud bunch, we Austinites, and our congregation is growing fast. In 2000, the metro area had about 1.2 million residents.

    May 30, 2019
  • Feeling overwhelmed by all the changes in your life? Here are 3 ways to ditch the stress and get back on track…

    Feeling overwhelmed by all the changes in your life? Here are 3 ways to ditch the stress and get back on track…

    Navigating a career and a young family life can feel like juggling axes. To avoid the crippling stress many aspiring professionals face, you need to find ways to manage it effectively.

    May 13, 2019
  • How to Build Trust as a Foundation for Innovation

    How to Build Trust as a Foundation for Innovation

    Digital transformation requires trust and buy-in from employees to have any chance.

    February 22, 2019
  • 3 Steps to Finding the Most Elegant Solution in The 5G Era

    3 Steps to Finding the Most Elegant Solution in The 5G Era

    The pace of innovation in Houston is about to go into overdrive, thanks to the inclusion of the city in Verizon’s initial wave of 5G deployment. Along with three other major cities, Houston will enjoy better wireless connectivity with minimal latency, especially in densely populated areas and increased potential for the widespread use of Internet…

    December 6, 2018
  • How to Successfully Break From Outdated Approaches to Innovation

    How to Successfully Break From Outdated Approaches to Innovation

    Rather than viewing mistakes as failures to be penalized, innovators look at mistakes as stepping stones to a new understanding. For smaller companies, this type of attitude is more easily achieved: Larger companies tend to focus more on keeping a steady course and not rocking the boat.

    October 24, 2018
  • How to Transform Your Company Digitally

    How to Transform Your Company Digitally

    Digital transformations. The mere thought of them can breed palpitations in even the most stalwart oil and energy company leaders. It’s no surprise, really. Change never comes without its challenges, and digital change always comes with growing pains. Yet the perks of moving toward a digitally focused workforce with correlating forward-driven protocols far outweigh the…

    September 19, 2018
  • 3 Keys to Empowering the Next Wave of Innovation

    3 Keys to Empowering the Next Wave of Innovation

    A renewed focus on innovation is happening right now among the entrepreneurial, corporate and academic communities in Houston. In addition to the formation of Houston Exponential, the affiliated HX Venture Fund, and Station Houston, plans are in the works to create a 9.4-acre innovation district in Midtown as part of the city’s 2017 strategic plan…

    July 18, 2018
  • How To Turn Your Employees Into Intrapreneurs

    How To Turn Your Employees Into Intrapreneurs

    There’s a question that has become increasingly common in the age of Silicon Valley, where everything moves at the speed of innovation: How does a company grow, yet still maintain the drive, flexibility, and disruptive attitude of a startup? In other words, how do you bring the spirit of an entrepreneur along with you when…

    June 12, 2018
  • Weird? Nope. Austin Really Encourages More Diversity in Tech

    Weird? Nope. Austin Really Encourages More Diversity in Tech

    Could a Texas city be poised to show up Silicon Valley when it comes to embracing diversity in so-called STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields? You bet your authentic “Keep Austin Weird” T-shirt.

    June 1, 2018
  • How to Balance Good Workaholism with its Evil Cousin

    How to Balance Good Workaholism with its Evil Cousin

    It’s time to rethink workaholism. The urge to work harder and longer is far too often blanketed as a negative trait. Though workaholism born out of economic worries, aggressive bosses, “imposter syndrome,” or fear of failure certainly isn’t positive, some aspects of workaholism can be a boon to employees and teams.

    March 29, 2018
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