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You might not ever close a distinct problem if it’s core to your products purpose. It just keeps accreting evidence and pushing you towards creating better solu
by i386 8y ago
You might not ever close a distinct problem if it’s core to your products purpose. It just keeps accreting evidence and pushing you towards creating better solutions.
Think about this problem as an example: Jane wants to listen to music when she’s mobile.
Solutions: iPod, iPod Mini, iPhone, ???
Each iteration is making a better way of listening to music when you are mobile. As technology improves better solutions can be built to solve the same problem.
Edit: I hate Apple scenarios but the iPod line up is the best example I’ve seen where iterating on solving the same problem vs solution had a remarkable result.