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Yash Khatri (CSPO, CSM, MBA) writes on product management, consulting, venture building and strategy.
More from Yash Khatri: yashkhatri.com
- Deep diveAI implementation for small and mid-size businesses: where it pays, where it does not, and how to startA plain guide to putting AI to work inside the tools you already run. I cover where AI pays, where it does not, and how to start without wasting money. · 11 min read
- Deep diveHow to run an AI opportunity review in your own businessA six-step method to find the two or three places where AI or automation would save you the most time or money for the least effort and risk. · 7 min read
- BlogAI, workflow automation or plain software: which one fixes your problem?Plain software, workflow automation and AI solve different problems. I compare them with a table and four everyday examples, so you can pick the simplest one that works. · 7 min read
- BlogHow to make the business run without you: fixing founder dependenceFounder dependence hides in decisions, knowledge, relationships and approvals. Here are five moves that reduce it, in the order that works. · 9 min read
- Deep diveCustom software for a growing business: when to build, when to buy, and how to keep what you ownA plain guide to deciding between custom software and off-the-shelf tools. It covers scoping, ownership of code, accounts and data, and what support should look like after go-live. · 11 min read
- Deep diveHow to diagnose what is actually wrong in your business: current state, desired state, gapA plain eight-step method you can run yourself: find out what exists, what should exist, what is blocking the move and why, then choose and plan the fix. · 11 min read
- Deep diveRunning a growing Indian business on facts instead of follow-up callsWhen you need three phone calls to learn one number, the business has outgrown its habits. Here is how one source per number, fed by tools you already use, replaces the follow-up call. · 8 min read
- BlogWhat is an MVP, and how do you test a product idea before building it?An MVP is the smallest working version of a product that real users can try. Here are five low-cost ways to test an idea first, and what belongs in the first build. · 7 min read
- BlogWhat to fix first: how to rank the problems in a growing businessOne scoring method and one table you can copy. Rank each problem by cost of leaving it, effort and dependency, then fix the enabling item first. · 6 min read
- ResourceTwelve questions to ask a software vendor before you signTwelve plain questions that show how a software vendor really works: ownership, hosting, support, change, commissions and exit. Each has what a good answer sounds like. · 5 min read
- BlogThe spreadsheet three people depend on and one person understands: how to replace it safelyWhen a spreadsheet runs the business, one mistake or one resignation can stop work. Here are the signs, what to write down first, and three safe ways to replace it. · 6 min read
- ResourceShould you automate it? A checklist to run before you buy any AI toolSix questions to ask before you spend money on AI or automation. If any answer is no then fix the process first. · 5 min read
- BlogHow to make two systems talk: systems integration explained for business ownersSystems integration moves data between your software tools so nobody re-types it. Here are four ways to connect systems, when each one fits, and why integrations break. · 7 min read
- BlogWhen the right answer is to change very littleDoing nothing, or very little, is a real option. Here are four situations where it's the right call, and how to tell caution from avoidance. · 5 min read
- BlogWhy software projects run late, and how to scope one that does notSoftware projects run late for a small set of repeatable reasons. Here they are, what a usable scope contains, and what to do if you're already behind. · 7 min read
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