Re:Idea Week. Post ideas you don't plan on implementing.
by prakster on Tuesday October 09, 2007 @01:55AM
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Hi trekker, if you are interested in pursuing a subset of your idea, I might be able to provide you a canvas for testing it.
We are developing an app that solves a narrow but significant pain point for ecommerce merchants, As we deploy the app to our beta testers, they will all want to add new features. The dilemma we will face is this: which feature should we pick? The answer - and your opportunity - lies in coming up with an algorithm that picks the right feature based on analyzing three factors: (1) the pervasiveness of the pain across the user base, (2) the magnitude of the pain, and (3) our own resource limitations.
Once you apply your algorithm successfully to our app, you should be able to extend it to other apps. If you succeed, this could be boon to the beta community all over the world, and a major success for you.
Re:Idea Week. Post ideas you don't plan on implementing.
by trekker7 on Tuesday October 09, 2007 @02:22AM
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Thanks prakster. Your comment got me thinking again... a subset like this may be feasible after all. Shoot me an email if you'd like to stay in touch.
Re:Idea Week. Post ideas you don't plan on implementing.
by lkozma on Tuesday October 09, 2007 @05:16AM
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Re:Idea Week. Post ideas you don't plan on implementing.
by pageman on Tuesday October 09, 2007 @02:59AM
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hi trekker - I'm part of secure online payment gateway in Asia and we're slowly introducing ecommerce all over Asia - we know about the "pains" of birthing something like this - maybe we can collaborate? email me paulpajo [at] gmail
If anyone thinks this problem is even solvable, and wants to work to come up with a good solution, send me an email at [email protected] - I would actually love to implement something like this.