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The Annual Hunger Games : Appraisals Are Round The Corner! Get Ready !!

Lock your doors, hide your high-yield coffee beans, and delete your search history for “how to explain a 4% raise during 8% inflation.” It’s that magical time of year again: The Annual Appraisal Cycle. Forget The Last of Us or Squid Game; those are rom-coms compared to the psychological warfare of the Corporate Finance Bell Curve.

Rearchitecting DOOH: Moving From Expensive Wallpaper to Agentic Decision Engines (Post CES 2026 Effect)

The Epilogue to the Rainy Tuesday: 2027 Edition Let’s fast forward to that same rainy Tuesday in November 2027. The bus shelter hasn’t moved, but the brain inside it has been lobotomized and replaced. The rain starts falling. The crowd gathers. This time, the screen doesn’t play a perfume ad.

Why DOOH Brought a Knife to the CES 2026 Gunfight: The 12-Month Roadmap to a 'Minority Report' Reality for CES 2027.

The Pre-CES Hype vs. The Rainy Tuesday Reality Next week, Las Vegas will turn into a neon shrine for CES 2026. You’re going to see “Agentic AI” that can order groceries for you, holographic displays that float in mid-air, and transparent OLEDs that look like something out of Minority Report.

AI Is Only As Intelligent As The Person Using It : Why Common Sense and Expertise Are the New Moat

“The first rule of any technology used in a business is that automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency. The second is that automation applied to an inefficient operation will magnify the inefficiency.” — Bill Gates This is Part 3 of my series on the collapse of the traditional software industry.

The Rate Card Is Dead: Why Charging Rent for 'Features' Is Financial Suicide in an Outcome Economy

This is Part 2 of my series on the collapse of the traditional software industry. In Part 1, How “Vibecoding” and The Outcome Economy Are Killing the SaaS Dinosaurs, I explained how AI is making software production free. Today, let’s talk about why your pricing model is about to bankrupt you.

The Rent Is Too Damn High: How Vibecoding and The Outcome Economy Are Killing the SaaS Dinosaurs

Let’s start with a bedtime story that is currently keeping the General Counsel of a $10 billion company awake at night. In June of this year (2025), a developer named Michael Luo (known online as “AzianMike”) decided he was tired of paying DocuSign $15 a month to sign three PDFs.1 He didn’t complain on X (formerly Twitter).

Product Strategy, Roadmap and Prioritization - The GL(c) Model

It doesn’t matter whether you are a product manager or not, if you have ever tried building a product, there are three keywords that you would have come across for sure; Strategy, Roadmap and Prioritization. In all organizations, these three keywords are used in every context whenever there is ambiguity and decision making is hard.

Dunning-Kruger Effect: A Blind Spot Every Product Manager Should Watch Out For ...

In 2009, My team and I were working on a prototype assuming that one day TVs will be connected to the internet and when that happens, advertising will become programmatic similar to what was online display advertising on the internet in those days. but more than that, people will also have second screen devices and the content they’ll be watching on the TV will be influenced with their second screen devices activity.

The IKEA Effect and its Friends : Nemeses of a Product Manager

In 2001, I was working on developing a software licensing system that managed distributed license keys for any software using server based floating licensing mechanism. Yes, Remember the old days of client server architecture and buying software was still not so common as it was expensive. Nostalgia aside, I was a software engineer coding in Java who believed that the system was working fine and my piece of code was working as expected.