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Goodbye 2009 and Welcome 2010

Sachin Rekhi

It has been exactly a year since I started this blog, as it was one of my new year's resolutions for 2009. While it's far from where I'd like to be with blogging, 2009 was a solid start. Here's a look back at the highlights: Top Five Posts from 2009 (by pageviews). 5 Music Startups to Watch in 2009. So how did I do?

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The decade software ate the world

Intercom, Inc.

When Apple started using the catchphrase “There’s an app for that” in 2009 to convey the breadth and variety of apps available in its App Store, we could barely begin to picture just how true that would become – well over half the time spent online in the US is spent on smartphone apps. . And then there’s messaging.

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Estimating Complexity – Liz Keogh on The Product Experience

Mind the Product

Buy Chris Matts’ ‘Real Options at Agile 2009’ book here. * ‘What is Behaviour Driven Development (BDD)?’ . * Follow Liz on Twitter , LinkedIn and her Website. * Liz’s ‘Estimating Complexity’ Blog post. MindTools article on The Cynefin Framework. * ’ piece at Agile Alliance.

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5 Music Startups to Watch in 2009

Sachin Rekhi

It's that time of year that everyone is putting together their predictions for 2009 and so I decided to do one of my own. There clearly continues to be an opportunity in 2009 to more efficiently bring fans to see their favorite artists at live events. Over the past year I've had the opportunity to work with a variety of music startups.

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Centercode So Far (2009 Edition)

Centercode

As part of our internal 2009 year-end review I asked my engineers to run some queries on our entire software platform to illustrate the total impact our software has had on the world so far. These numbers only cover the last 3 or so years, but I believe they’re great fun stats and do a good job showing the effect we’ve had so far.

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Book Review: The Phenomenal Product Manager

The Product Bistro

I bought a copy of “ The Phenomenal Product Manager ” in 2009 or so on a lark. So, in 2009, I skimmed through it and dismissed it, instead spending more time reading Rich Mironov’s “The Art of Product Management” Turns out that was a bad choice.

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Saying Goodbye

The Product Bistro

It is long, so get a fresh cuppa… Without further ado, here is the message I sent: Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 8:05 AM. March 10 2009, my 6th anniversary. I got literally dozens of appreciative replies, and remain friends with many of those I sent this to. To: Geoffrey Anderson. Subject: So long and thanks for all the fish.