Techtulia starts the decade by predicting the future. We get deep into Marxism, space mining, Ecclesiastes, Tacos Juan, and much more.
We discuss the impact of COVID-19 on starting a new company. Learn the 7 questions that every entrepreneur should ask if they want to build a world-changing company.
The Coronavirus is forcing companies around the world to work from home. Some are succeeding, while others face collapse. We look at the key cultural changes that are needed for companies to execute now and that will keep them competitive in the future.
We compare what it's like to open and run businesses in Mexico, the US and other countries. We single out systemic flaws in the traditional culture in Mexico, and identify the steps necessary to create a high-power innovation economy here.
Good artists borrow, great artists steal. In this episode we steal Hollywood's secret for consistent creative success. We examine how our favorite companies look like our favorite movies. Pulp Fiction and Pixar. Avengers and Apple.
Building great products is rarely enough to create lasting companies. In this episode we look at the impact of understanding and owning markets in order to win. Also stick around to the end for BONUS section where we speculate at how companies can completely replaced by their own employees.
Lean! Your techtulios: Matt Pasienski and Vidal Gonzalez, get deep on Lean. What it is in general and how it applies to software development.
A platform is what makes Amazon and the Apple store successful. Join us in this discussion on how platforms can power innovation. Here is Steve's Rant: https://gist.github.com/chitchcock/1281611
In this episode we discuss how people create companies, content and other things. We have a special guest, Anibal Abarca who joins us in this episode to share his thoughts on podcasting. Don't forget to check Anibal's podcast: https://anchor.fm/startupmania
In our third episode, we talk about the gig economy. We share our thoughts of what has made many companies successful in this space.
In this episode of Techtulia we discuss mobility and the various companies in the space. We examine the many forces in society that must align to solve get people moving without congestion or pollution.
The very first episode of Techtulia! We discuss how Mexico would benefit from having its first unicorn.
Globalization and the internet have made it easier for competitors to defeat existing businesses. We discuss how data and A.I. can generate sustainable advantages to create new defenses
What does it mean to 'disrupt' an industry? What can startups do to use their small size as an advantage, and what can big companies do to survive?
Long time no Techtulia. In this episode we discuss how, like software systems, many other aspects of the human activity can benefit from observability.
In this episode, we decided to take you to three different topics. First we discuss why we think Guadalajara is a great place to live, form community and build technology. We then get onto how Subscriptions are a form of Lean payments. Listen to our Lean episode for a refresher on the topic. Last but not least, we discuss the book Measure What Matters and how OKRs is a great framework to give organizations, teams and individuals the focus and flexibility they need to succeed. Let us know if you like the new format. You can contact us on Twitter @techtuliapod.