Catastrophe Modeling: A New Approach to Managing Risk - Knowledge@Wharton

Catastrophe Modeling: A New Approach to Managing Risk - Knowledge@Wharton

Got a Good Strategy? Now Try to Implement It - Knowledge@Wharton

Got a Good Strategy? Now Try to Implement It - Knowledge@Wharton

Blogs, Everyone? Weblogs Are Here to Stay, but Where Are They Headed? - Knowledge@Wharton

Blogs, Everyone? Weblogs Are Here to Stay, but Where Are They Headed? - Knowledge@Wharton

Jeremy Siegel's Latest Book Lays out the Future for Investors - Knowledge@Wharton

Jeremy Siegel's Latest Book Lays out the Future for Investors - Knowledge@Wharton: "should get 4.9% -- Korea, 0.9%; Taiwan, 0.5%; China, 0.4%; Brazil, 0.4%; Mexico, 0.3%; India, 0.3%; Russia, 0.2%; and other emerging countries, 1.9%."

Who Gains, Who Loses, from RFID's Growing Presence in the Marketplace? - Knowledge@Wharton

Who Gains, Who Loses, from RFID's Growing Presence in the Marketplace? - Knowledge@Wharton

Product release strategy

One strategy for quickly penetrating a market, is to produce the core, or stripped down, basic product, adding features to variants of the product to be released shortly thereafter. This release strategy is obviously also beneficial in information systems development, staging core functionality for early releases and adding features over the course of several subsequent releases.

As the world is moving towards service delivery concept, it is possible for the service provider to add features while the users are actually using the service without any interruptions. This is really a cool feature. Read 'Getting Real' from www.37signals.com.