Hugh Durkin

Most successful B2B SaaS businesses encounter the “buy it or build it” dilemma as they amass enough integrations to warrant an app marketplace. Heedjy hope to make “buy” the default option.

Shopify’s latest investor overview “Leading the future of commerce” just dropped, and features some eyewateringly good numbers for their partner ecosystem.

News just in from GitHub: your new pair programming compadre is a friendly bot that likes to wear aviation goggles and sizeable headphones.

Half-way through 2012, you’d have been forgiven for thinking that Facebook was doing a MySpace. In other words, Facebook was on a fast path to slow, painful decline.

In July 1993 cartoonist Peter Steiner sat at his desk, trying to think of a clever caption for one of many cartoons he created for the New Yorker.

One of the best ways to get a closer look “under the hood” of public companies is to check out their Investor Day presentations.

The technology industry’s buzzword du jour is “platform.” Conceptually, the idea of a “platform” is not new, but technology companies’ desire to become platform companies, and the number of new companies claiming their status as a “platform” has accelerated dramatically over the last few years.

Fast Company recently reported that contractors at multiple delivery platforms have partnered with labor advocacy group Working Washington to demand a $15/hour minimum wage across the entire gig economy.

Early stage SaaS companies survive and thrive by creating new customer value as fast as they can. Product managers ignore market trends and customer feedback from early adopters at their peril.