Capital requirements, government policies, taxes, zoning, or control of resources are examples of barriers to entry. Breaking through them requires one to think carefully about the business that is being built. Walls, doors, and windows…
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The value of awareness
For every action there is a reaction. The reaction may not happen now, tomorrow, or a week from now. The ripples from your actions will take time to propagate through the system and will return…
Diluting a customer’s experience
If people become accustomed to a certain level of experience and like what you are providing, then a deviation from that may be tolerable a few times, but not all the time. Be careful with…
Speed, simplicity, and scale
Measuring the impact of design can be a difficult task. However, while a concept is still in development, consider the following: Can the product be produced quickly and efficiently? Is it a simple and elegant…
Solving ambiguity
Ambiguity is the unknown. It is what we can’t see or maybe are not sure about because something may have multiple meanings. It’s gray, not black and white, and it can be hard to discern…
Crossing thresholds
A threshold can be defined as a strip of a material that forms the bottom of a doorway. It can mark the point at which one moves from outside to inside or a more pronounced…