Whether it's executives or mid-level product managers in big software companies or founders in small venture-backed start-ups, most people in business don't understand 'the problem' , let alone the 'solution space'.
So I commissioned a thought-piece by the best research bot I know... gave it lots of input. I told it about:
- Dismal examples in product design where executives ruined team efforts
- How software companies are incredibly penny wise and pound foolish - killing ROI
- I also gave the AI an example of braindead executives spending $80k on a $100k product feature when ~$120k would have worked miracles
- Just +20% effort (not just dollars... effort) for better design and engineering brings ~10X the business value, ROI and viable customer base
- I told it how I like Toyota process, kaizen, lean UX and Allan Kelly as remedies
Here's the report:
Software Product Failures: Short-Termism vs Investment (PDF)




