Open in app

Sign In

Write

Sign In

Shah Mohammed
Shah Mohammed

750 Followers

Home

About

Pinned

Design for “Crossing the Chasm” — Strategy & Examples

In the 1990s, a new product category called PDA gained traction among corporate executives. Seeing the demand, several brands like Apple Computer, Motorola, Compaq, Microsoft, and IBM launched their PDAs. However, they struggled to crack the market and vanished after some time. When devices from bigger companies faltered so badly…

Startup

25 min read

Design for “Crossing the Chasm” — Strategy & Examples
Design for “Crossing the Chasm” — Strategy & Examples
Startup

25 min read


1 day ago

Subjectivity: An In-Depth Look at the Limitations of Card Sorting in User Research

Card sorting is a user research method that involves organizing information into categories based on how users think about it. Participants are given a set of cards representing different topics, and they are asked to sort the cards into groups that make sense to them. The resulting groupings provide insights…

Design Thinking

9 min read

Subjectivity: An In-Depth Look at the Limitations of Card Sorting in User Research
Subjectivity: An In-Depth Look at the Limitations of Card Sorting in User Research
Design Thinking

9 min read


1 day ago

Unlocking Customer Needs with AI-Powered Ethnographic User Research

Ethnographic user research is an important qualitative research tool for businesses to better understand their customers and their behaviours. By observing and studying customers in their natural environment, businesses can gain a deeper understanding of their customer’s needs, motivations, values, and habits. This information is invaluable in developing effective marketing…

Design Thinking

11 min read

Unlocking Customer Needs with AI-Powered Ethnographic User Research
Unlocking Customer Needs with AI-Powered Ethnographic User Research
Design Thinking

11 min read


2 days ago

The Duality of Desire: How Brands Use Gain vs Loss Framing to Influence Customer Behavior

Framing Bias — The art of presenting information, or “framing,” significantly influences how individuals perceive and act upon it. This phenomenon is particularly prominent in advertising and marketing, where companies often use different framing techniques to sway consumer behaviour. Gain vs Loss is one such framing technique where a problem…

Marketing Strategies

10 min read

The Duality of Desire: How Brands Use Gain vs Loss Framing to Influence Customer Behavior
The Duality of Desire: How Brands Use Gain vs Loss Framing to Influence Customer Behavior
Marketing Strategies

10 min read


4 days ago

The Intelligent Revolution: The Power of AI in Business Model Innovation

A business model is how a company creates, delivers and captures value. Business model innovation refers to creating new and improved ways of doing business to deliver greater value to customers and provide a competitive advantage to a company. It involves rethinking and transforming the core elements of a business…

Business Strategy

10 min read

The Intelligent Revolution: The Power of AI in Business Model Innovation
The Intelligent Revolution: The Power of AI in Business Model Innovation
Business Strategy

10 min read


4 days ago

The Power of Framing: How Brands Manipulate Consumer Perception through Positive and Negative Messages

Framing Bias — The art of presenting information, or “framing,” significantly influences how individuals perceive and act upon it. This phenomenon is particularly prominent in advertising and marketing, where companies often use different framing techniques to sway consumer behaviour. Negative or Positive framing is one such technique used by the…

Marketing

8 min read

The Power of Framing: How Brands Manipulate Consumer Perception through Positive and Negative…
The Power of Framing: How Brands Manipulate Consumer Perception through Positive and Negative…
Marketing

8 min read


Jan 29

How Brands Play on Our Beliefs: The Art of Confirmation Bias in Marketing

Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon in which people tend to favour information that confirms their beliefs or hypotheses. Examples of confirmation bias include: A person who believes that climate change is not caused by human activity may ignore or reject scientific evidence that supports the idea that it is…

Design Thinking

7 min read

How Brands Play on Our Beliefs: The Art of Confirmation Bias in Marketing
How Brands Play on Our Beliefs: The Art of Confirmation Bias in Marketing
Design Thinking

7 min read


Jan 29

Leveraging AI to Enhance Key Business Activities: Mayo Clinic, A Case Study on AI in Business Strategy

In today’s fast-paced business environment, one of the most important elements of a winning business strategy is focusing on key activities that drive growth and create value for customers. One way to achieve this is by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into key business activities. Activity refers to any task or…

Design Thinking

14 min read

Leveraging AI to Enhance Key Business Activities: Mayo Clinic, A Case Study on AI in Business…
Leveraging AI to Enhance Key Business Activities: Mayo Clinic, A Case Study on AI in Business…
Design Thinking

14 min read


Jan 28

The AI Edge in User Experiences: How Brands use AI in User Value Creation

Artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionises how businesses operate and interact with customers. One of the key areas where AI has a significant impact is User Value creation. By leveraging data and machine learning algorithms, businesses can create personalized experiences and offer tailored products and services to customers. In this blog post…

Business Strategy

9 min read

The AI Edge in User Experiences: How Brands use AI in User Value Creation
The AI Edge in User Experiences: How Brands use AI in User Value Creation
Business Strategy

9 min read


Jan 27

The Power of Peer Pressure: How Brands Leverage Bandwagon Effect to Drive Sales

Bandwagon Effect is a form of groupthink. The bandwagon effect is a cognitive bias in which people do or believe something because they think many others do or believe the same. …

Cognitive Bias

6 min read

The Power of Peer Pressure: How Brands Leverage Bandwagon Effect to Drive Sales
The Power of Peer Pressure: How Brands Leverage Bandwagon Effect to Drive Sales
Cognitive Bias

6 min read

Shah Mohammed

Shah Mohammed

750 Followers

Author -Boil The Ocean. Business Strategy Consultant, Design Thinker. For Lectures -mmshah8@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahmm.

Help

Status

Writers

Blog

Careers

Privacy

Terms

About

Text to speech