by Nauman Jaffar | Jun 20, 2016 | digital marketing, disruptive innovation, dominant design, ICT, LTE, minimum viable product, Uncategorized, WiMax, Wireless
The idea of disruptive innovation proposed by Clayton Christensen seems a very illusive goal for startups. How exactly can disruptive innovation be achieved? Companies seeking to introduce disruptive innovation continually sustain it by creating a minimum viable...
by Nauman Jaffar | May 30, 2015 | B2B, Business, Consulting, Digital Media, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Marketing Creativity, marketing strategy, minimum viable product, social media, Startups, Technology, technology marketing consultants
Although, they say that money is cheap for startups in North America (especially for Tech & ICT Startups), financing your venture is no easy task. Pitching an idea requires using language that your potential investors understand which is where MarkiTech.ca...
by Nauman Jaffar | Dec 18, 2014 | Business, Consulting, Entrepreneurship, marketing strategy, minimum viable product
By John Haltiwanger in Strategy Have you ever thought about how much time you likely waste deciding what to wear in the morning? It’s probably made you late to school or work more times than you can count. We waste so many precious moments concerning ourselves...
by Nauman Jaffar | Nov 21, 2014 | bowling alley strategy, Business, disruptive innovation, dominant design, ICT, LTE, marketing strategy, minimum viable product, WiMax, Wireless
The idea of disruptive innovation proposed by Clayton Christensen seems a very illusive goal for startups. How exactly can disruptive innovation be achieved? Companies seeking to introduce disruptive innovation continually sustain it by creating a minimum viable...
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