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Amir talks about how cloning other successful startups can be a viable, healthy way to grow a business for Iranians. - Iran Web and Mobile Conference
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با حضور بیش از 800 نفر در مرکز همایش های بین المللی دانشگاه شهید بهشتی
Sina Sohangir Presentation on IWMC 2015
Big data analytics involves analyzing large and complex datasets. There are different types and orders of analytics, including first order analytics of individual data points and second order analytics involving relationships between data points. Examples of second order analytics are basket analysis of related purchased items, collaborative filtering to make recommendations, and social network analysis to understand user connections. Popular platforms for big data include Hadoop for storage and MapReduce for distributed processing, while newer technologies like Spark are gaining popularity. Understanding users and their relationships is key to predicting their needs and behavior through analytics.
Rouzbeh Pasha Presentation on IWMC 2015
This document contains the slides from a presentation given by Rouzbeh H. Pasha at the 3rd Iran Web and Mobile Conference. The presentation emphasized building online services that can be accessed from anywhere and delight users regardless of their physical location, and highlighted the importance of taking risks to innovate rather than guaranteeing failure by not trying. The final slide thanked the audience and identified Rouzbeh H. Pasha as the founder of CARVANRO.com.
Oliver Kempkens Presentation on IWMC 2015
Oliver Kempkens discusses trends in customer experience for 2015. Key trends include companies restructuring voice of customer programs to rely less on surveys and more on targeted feedback and analytics. Customer journey mapping will also increase to better understand the customer experience. Companies will also blend more customer data to anticipate needs and improve experiences. There will be a focus on embedding customer experience into product development and combining methodologies like design thinking to improve processes.
Neda & Ghazal Presentation on IWMC 2015
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
Majid Dodahaki's Presentation on IWMC 2015
Majid Dodahaki's presentation in Iran web and mobile conference 2015, Tehran, Iran
Jonas Lilienthal Presentation on IWMC 2015
Jonas Lilienthal gave a presentation at the 3rd Iran Web and Mobile Conference held at the International exhibition center of university of Shahid Beheshti about the key factors (Factor P) of personality, passion, and persistence that are important for entrepreneurs. The presentation discussed how an entrepreneur's life is shaped by the overall composition of these factors rather than any single part alone, and used metaphors like rivers to represent life and entrepreneurship.
Jacques Van Niekerk Workshop on IWMC 2015
The document discusses assessing technical debt by evaluating a company's people, infrastructure, processes, technology, and product. It provides questions an investor could ask to evaluate gaps in these areas and consider how well the company can address technical debt. Key questions focus on architecture, development processes, team skills, software stacks, security, scalability, and product features to understand how the technology is structured and how well it can meet business needs.
Jacques Van Niekerk Presentation on IWMC 2015
The document discusses comparisons between developers in different countries. It provides perspectives from developers in countries like Australia, Poland, Switzerland, South Africa, Brazil, India, and Singapore on how they compare themselves to the best developers worldwide. Key points included scarcity of developers, cost, focus on innovation, skills, teamwork, and reasons for developers to stay or leave their home countries. The document also discusses factors to consider when comparing technology, people, processes, software architecture and infrastructure between companies and countries.
Farshad Nowshadi Presentation on IWMC 2015
The document discusses emerging trends in mobile payments, epayments, and ecommerce. It notes that banking is changing significantly with new technologies like Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and mobile-based payment solutions. New payment methods like NFC and push payments are gaining traction globally. The author provides advice to startups on investing in mobile payment capabilities and services to position for future success.
Dan Toma Presentation on IWMC 2015
The document discusses experimental design and key principles for scientists. It defines experimental design as establishing a causal relationship between two phenomena by specifying an activity or input "X" and expected outcome "Y". It provides steps for experimental design including defining the goal and implications, specifying the test group, running a minimum viable experiment, outlining failure criteria, timeboxing the experiment, collecting and analyzing data, and making a decision based on results. Characteristics of a good experiment are also outlined, such as revealing causal relationships, being fast and cheap enough to iterate, and not causing irreparable damage. The document emphasizes that more important than failure rate is failure cost, and that failures should be viewed as learning opportunities.
Amid Moradganjeh Presentation on IWMC 2015
The document discusses reasons why ideas and products fail and provides suggestions for improving the design process. It states that ideas and products often fail because their value is not communicated to users, and marketing, business models, and usability are sometimes poor. To address this, it recommends designing with user values in mind, getting user feedback early in the process, brainstorming many ideas, and focusing on communicating the value of designs to potential users. The overall message is that understanding people and their needs should be a central part of the design process in order to create successful ideas and products.
Report of 3rd event of Startupweekend in Tehran
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Entrepreneurs often make mistakes like focusing on money too early, expanding their business too quickly without being ready, and focusing too much on customers and features instead of selling. Other common mistakes include trying to make the first product perfect instead of releasing early, keeping the business secret for too long, giving up too easily when facing challenges, and failing to properly explain and market the business. The key is to learn from mistakes and never give up on the overall vision.
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- 1. Clonetreneurship: one approach for Iranian upstarts February 20th, 2014
- 2. Create Imitate Innovate Partner Which path are you choosing?
- 3. Do Iranians choose local over foreign? Local Foreign
- 4. Don’t underesBmate reiteraBve progression
- 5. What is the learning gap between you and them?
- 6. Localisations Narrow the learning gaps first by partnering with foreign companies Partial offshoots Spring out with your own micro- innovations Innovate your own Break off with your own projects once you’ve adopted the best practices One roadmap for would-‐be entrepreneurs
- 7. Iran is a black box to Foreign Companies
- 8. Put together the market stats
- 9. How to introduce yourselves Inform them on the state of the market Point out your expertise and interests Suggest an initial experiment together
- 10. Build and refine your public profile Social media profiles like on Linkedin Microsites with messaging in multiple languages Affiliations with parallel companies Best practice in communicating Credibility
- 11. Never sell yourself at the beginning
- 12. PosiBon yourself as an advice-‐seeker
- 13. Focus on pracBcal barriers to entering Iran Payment gateways Fund transfers Local marketing Customer support Content Approval Community management
- 14. Use as many barriers to your advantage SaaS e-shops Digital media Portals
- 15. Thank you :: amir@conovi.com February 18th, 2014