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Genuine VC: The Value of the Demo
Posted on July 17th, 2006 by kooshblog.
Categories: start-up, tech, web 2.0.
From Genuine VC, David Beisel discusses how important demos are to prospective clients, investors, and partners. I am surprised tht this article points out, as I thought demo-ing your core functionality was part of process to help your audience visualize the results. I have been putting together demos since the 90’s, and nothing else works better, especially when you are discussing difficult concepts, interactions, and architecture. Sure, you may have to cook up some eye candy and not-baked functionality, but if those are the features that your audience wants, there certainly are ways to plan to get that functionality in to the product or implementation later.
Genuine VC: The Value of the Demo
93South - Thoughts on New England Web2.0
Posted on July 15th, 2006 by kooshblog.
Categories: Job, Uncategorized, VC, blog, boston, social networking, start-up, tech, web 2.0.
93South - Thoughts on New England Web2.0
I just stumbled upon this site. A very nice look at VC funded web 2.0 companies in Boston.