The logic works
something like this: Devote the bulk of your funding to designing the product. CIO’s
will fork over a piece of their sizable budget if enough employees get hooked
and use it at work. Founders often tell me that just like cloud storage company Dropbox or enterprise social
network Yammer, their
product will be a hit with large organizations if it’s well-designed and easy
to deploy.
Do a search for “Dropbox problem” or “Dropbox effect”
and you’ll find thousands of articles. I agree that Dropbox has inspired more
enterprise founders to experiment with freemium models or to build intuitive
products, but it is not proof that a consumer-focused company can
simply change focus to the enterprise without having to reengineer its
technology from the ground up. View Full Story
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