Category Archives: startups

Quickonnect – a handy personal assistant

Posted on June 9, 2016 by sureshkrishna

As a Product Guy and Technologist, I keep meeting lot of people at conferences, meetups, train stations and on hikes. It’s pretty fun when I meet like minded people and the ideas that ignite the next conversation or to hangout … Continue reading →

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Product Management at Startups vs Enterprises

Posted on September 30, 2015 by sureshkrishna

I am a mentor at a product manager’s mentoring program called “TheProductMentor“. I had the opportunity to share my experience with the product managers all around the world. Here is the full recorded session….

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Where do product managers get their business requirements from?

Posted on September 15, 2014 by sureshkrishna

What should I built for the next release of the product? Which features yield more revenue? Is this product roadmap in line with company goals? These are some questions that Product Manager keeps thinking about every day. Most companies that … Continue reading →

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If you want to be in sales, you better learn to connect with people.

Posted on September 21, 2013 by sureshkrishna

We keep an open mind and we keep learning everyday. Some are more profound than others. This week I met bunch of some middle school kids in my community, who are “trying” to sell the magazine subscriptions from a catalog … Continue reading →

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LEAP Motion – my final comments

Posted on August 25, 2013 by sureshkrishna

I am one of those early adopters who was very excited about the LEAP Motion technology and the potential. I started playing with LEAP on August 14th 2013 and finally i returned the device today. LEAP Motion is a good … Continue reading →

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LEAP Motion – Interesting HCI paradigm

Posted on August 14, 2013 by sureshkrishna

OK, finally i was able to play with my new Leap Motion . Pretty cool technology that detects your hand motion and transfer it to your computer screen. Some notes on Day 1: * Setup is freaking simple! Plug it in, install … Continue reading →

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Startups in India – a report

Posted on March 27, 2013 by sureshkrishna

A country’s culture and background (a predictor of course) pretty much decides the direction of the growth in this modern world. India is a risk-averse country and people are not ready to take risks. The younger generation is coming out … Continue reading →

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5 simple questions for a better Feature Prioritization.

Posted on May 19, 2012 by sureshkrishna

A major part of #productmanager ‘s daily life involves a lot of communication, decision making and feature #prioritization among many. With multiple product lines and time pressure, the feature prioritization decisions could become very subjective. Here are the 5 questions every #productmanager should ask before making … Continue reading →

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AlwaysOn Stanford Summit 2010 Roundup

Posted on July 29, 2010 by sureshkrishna

I am so excited to write this blog as this is very very dear to me. I just finished attending the AlwaysOn 2010 Stanford Summit at Stanford, CA. It started on 27th evening and ended today 29th July. Two and … Continue reading →

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Demand and supply of webstartups

Posted on October 20, 2007 by sureshkrishna

It was very expensive to start a start-up few years back. As years are passing by, software and hardware are getting cheaper, software products are also getting cheaper and the time to produce them is getting lesser. Initially when the … Continue reading →

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