Product Strategies

How to Prioritize Your Product Roadmap -2

This is a follow up on last post “how to prioritize your product roadmap”. I want to do this second post because I find in real life, many people still prioritize features, not their stories. So I think it’s worth of talking about this point again.

How to Prioritize Your Product Roadmap

One of the most important jobs for a product lead is to strategize your product roadmap. To do that, you need to have a compelling product vision and to ruthlessly prioritize your product roadmap. It is just so easy to be attracted by everything that you end up…

Why It’s Difficult to Debate on UX/UI

Generally, any debating on UX/UI degenerates into useless discussions in the end. This type of discussion can be from where to place a button all the way to which color it should be used for that button. You rarely see this with other topics that people talk…

Interesting Things I Learned From Visiting Mobile Phone Retail Stores

I live in an area filled with smartphone retail stores: Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Vivo, OPPO, Motorola, etc. So I have the opportunities to visit those stores frequently and also have chances to talk to sales…

AI, Smartphone Camera and Camera Apps

What smartphone cameras would look like in the next 3 years? How camera apps will evolve in future? How Artificial Intelligence will change all that?

For years, smartphone camera has been the counterpart and a strong competitor for…

Disruptive Innovation: The Art of Attacking Problem Indirectly

Sustaining innovation can be achieved by solving the problem directly,i.e. improving current features, applying a solution to problem, while disruptive innovation seldom takes the same course.

Smart Watch — from a companion device to a productivity tool

The era of wearable technology is coming. From fitness band to running watch, from smart shoes to smart watch, we are wearing more and more smart devices.

Pondering Homejoy’s Failure -by Hunter Davis

This is a great reflection on SoLoMo business, a.k.a, O2O in China market. In a lot of cases in O2O, people are not building a full package of product, but a product embedded in the whole service chain, given the nature of business.