Lesenswert vom 28.04.2015
28.04.2015
Christoph Janz erklärt die KPI von Software as a Service-Startups.
When I talk to SaaS startups and take a look at their metrics, it still happens quite often that some of the numbers aren’t quite clear to me and it takes some time to clarify things. I’m not referring to sophisticated reports or analyses but to the much more mundane question of what exactly people mean when they use a term like “revenues”.
http://christophjanz.blogspot.ch/2015/04/key-revenue-metrics-for-saas-companies.html
99 problems: Why Jay Z's Tidal streaming service became a train wreck
Tidal, die Streamingplattform von Jay Z, hat gemäss Mashable verschiedene Probleme, unter anderem die Technologie. Zwar sei die Qualität der Audiostreams sehr hoch, was aber Auswirkungen auf die Bufferzeit hat. Ich persönlich kann übrigens auch nicht zwischen 1'411kbps und 320kbps unterscheiden.
What went wrong? Plenty.
http://mashable.com/2015/04/24/tidal-jay-z-decline/
‘Okryu’ North Korean online shopping website gaining popularity
Das eCommerce-Zeitalter ist in Nordkorea angekommen:
In the Okryu e-commerce system, there are products of various name-brand commercial stores, restaurants and shops, including Changjon Haemaji Restaurant, Haedanghwa Restaurant, and Kumsong Foodstuff Factory. On the homepage users are able to search for the products and when they decide to purchase a product they pay for it with an electronic card.
http://www.nkeconwatch.com/2015/04/10/okryu-north-korean-online-shopping-website-gaining-popularity/
Here’s How Uber’s Co-Founder Is Going to Take on Amazon and eBay
Sehr spannend: Uber-Co-Founder Garret Camp ist mit einer neuen App am Start: Einfach Operator anchatten und mitteilen, was man kaufen möchte, und sofort erhält man ein passendes Angebot.
Camp conceived of Operator in 2013 with co-founder Robin Chan during a research trip to Asia. Camp and Chan, a former Zynga executive and early investor in Xiaomi, saw a ton of Chinese consumers making retail purchases using messaging apps. They also talked about the absence of telephone operators in the smartphone era. “We wondered, Why can’t you press an app and there’s a network of human beings that help you?” says Chan, now Operator’s chief executive officer.