by Andrei Dodea
Educating generations of ecosystem leaders to help tackle humanity's toughest problems. We teach start-up operators how to build and manage their digital platforms for the betterment of their communities. This is the show where we learn together what it takes to make an ecosystem great, from the leaders in the organizations around us. Learn more at www.audaciousecosystem.com
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June 28, 2023
<p>In this highly anticipated episode, Daniel will share a treasure trove of actionable insights, empowering founders and entrepreneurs with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complex landscape of start-up product development and the intricacies of advising start-ups.</p> <p>This episode promises to be an invaluable resource for entrepreneurs hungry for success and eager to take their start-ups to new heights. Daniel's expertise, honed through years of experience working with start-ups, will serve as trigger for many thoughtful “aha” moments.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Get in touch with Daniel - linkedin.com/in/daniandor</p> <p>Work with Durran - https://www.durran.co/</p> <p><br></p> <p>Timestamps:</p> <p>00:00 - Intro</p> <p>01:16 - Who is Daniel Andor</p> <p>04:19 - Starting in Start-ups</p> <p>08:01 - What is a start-up advisor?</p> <p>10:52 - The role of the advisor</p> <p>13:35 - Integrating a start-up advisor</p> <p>18:54 - When should start-ups call an advisor?</p> <p>21:52 - The usual problems start-ups call an advisor for</p> <p>24:54 - Start-ups deeply understanding their customers</p> <p>29:49 - The Durran Product Sprint</p> <p>38:36 - Why the process is so thorough</p> <p>40:48 - Assessing assumptions</p> <p>43:52 - How to experiment</p> <p>45:16 - Assumptions risk framework</p> <p>47:42 - Number of people per design stage</p> <p>50:32 - Lessons from the UX start-up report</p> <p>52:43 - Why ease of use is so hard to achieve</p> <p>54:50 - The one boundary to remove from your ecosystem</p> <p>1:02:03 - Call To Action</p>
June 20, 2023
<p>In this highly anticipated episode, <strong>Jorge Vargas</strong> will take us behind the scenes of <strong>Wikimedia</strong>, helping us to make sense of how one of the <strong>top 10 most visited sites on the internet</strong> works. Discover the intricate platform management strategies employed by Wikimedia to ensure the seamless dissemination of knowledge to millions of users worldwide. Gain intriguing insights into how <strong>Wikipedia</strong>, the flagship project of Wikimedia, sustains its operations and generates revenue while remaining committed to its mission of free and accessible information for all.</p> <p>Jorge Vargas will delve into the multifaceted ecosystem that comprises Wikimedia, providing a comprehensive overview of its various components. Explore the intricate web of content management on the platform, as Jorge shares fascinating facts about how Wikimedia harnesses the power of its passionate community to curate and maintain high-quality content.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Useful Links:</strong></p> <p>Get in touch with Jorge - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorgeavargasp/</p> <p>Donate to Wikimedia - donate.wikimedia.org</p> <p>Wikimedia Foundation - https://wikimediafoundation.org/</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Timestamps:</strong></p> <p>00:00 - Intro</p> <p>01:28 - Who is Jorge Vargas?</p> <p>03:38 - Wikipedia & Wikimedia</p> <p>08:58 - Wikimedia & Internet Archive</p> <p>10:54 - How does editing on Wikipedia work?</p> <p>14:56 - The citation tech stack</p> <p>17:45 - Disagreements on Wikipedia</p> <p>21:45 - Escalated conflicts on Wikipedia</p> <p>24:18 - Academia perspective on Wikipedia</p> <p>28:38 - Wikiversity & physical universities</p> <p>32:24 - The mission of Wikimedia</p> <p>36:02 - How does Wikimedia make money?</p> <p>40:44 - How we can contribute?</p> <p>43:21 - Which ecosystem boundary would you remove and why?</p> <p>48:34 - Call To Action</p> <p>50:14 - Outro</p>
June 7, 2023
<p>In this captivating episode, Sebastiano Toffaletti the CEO of Digital SME Alliance shares compelling insights on the indispensable role of start-up advocacy in Europe.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode is a must-listen for those hungry to create impact and change the rules the European start-up world plays by.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Digital SME Alliance Website: www.digitalsme.eu</p> <p><br></p> <p>Get in touch with Sebastiano: www.linkedin.com/in/sebastianotoffaletti/</p> <p><br></p> <p>00:00 - Intro 01:21 - Who is Sebastiano 02:54 - What is Digital SME Alliance 04:15 - The Role of Digital SME 05:26 - Why do you care about Digital SME's? 08:48 - Who is the persona you're trying to help? 15:46 - How do you listen to the people you serve? 20:56 - How do you view the value your provide? 27:28 - What is on your platform? 31:47 - What are your offers? 37:34 - How do you monetize? 45:00 - The bulk of the monetization 49:09 - Do you consider yourself an ecosystem operator? 52:28 - Balancing speed and structure 58:01 - What is the time horizon you think in terms of? 1:01:09 - The toughest lesson you've learned 1:06:15 - What boundary would you remove and why? 1:10:02 - Call To Action</p>
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Educating generations of ecosystem leaders to help tackle humanity's toughest problems.
We teach start-up operators how to build and manage their digital platforms for the betterment of their communities.
This is the show where we learn together what it takes to make an ecosystem great, from the leaders in the organizations around us.
Learn more at www.audaciousecosystem.com
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