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"Your product-idea might be the best thing since slice bread, but it's worthless if no one wants it." I'm not arguing about that, that I agree actually. But yo
by atirip 15y ago
"Your product-idea might be the best thing since slice bread, but it's worthless if no one wants it."
I'm not arguing about that, that I agree actually. But your brilliant execution is equally worthless if you do not have an idea HOW you should execute. Creating an algoritm that finds better results is not something you just sit and do.
But.
- As you may not know. Customers did not what mobile phones. At all. And they absolutely did not want SMS. By listening their needs, we still be using landlines these days.
- Customers did passionately, desperately want videophones, since 70's I remember. :-)
- nkassis 15y agoI don't think many people want videophones. That would mean having to wear pants and t-shirts all day and combing your hair. That's to me why it never became reality. So in effect people didn't know they wanted SMS but when they got it they loved it. People claimed they wanted Videophones but when they understood the drawbacks they balked.