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  • February 2, 2017

    Learning more about the Fintech ecosystem in China

    Learning more about the Fintech ecosystem in China

    In a few weeks’ time, I’ll be travelling to Hong Kong for the first time, looking to visit Shenzhen as well. I’m hoping it will be a great opportunity for me to learn more about the needs of Chinese customers and get a better feel for the Chinese Fintech scene. To start preparing for my…

  • January 21, 2017

    My Product Management Toolkit (17): Assess Market Viability

    My Product Management Toolkit (17): Assess Market Viability

    Whether you’re a product manager or are in a commercial or strategic role, I’m sure you’ll have to assess market viability at some point in your career. For that reason, I wrote previously about assessing markets, suggesting tools that you can use to decide on whether to enter a market or not. A few weeks…

  • January 7, 2017

    Cleo (Product Review)

    Cleo (Product Review)

    I wrote about virtual assistants a few weeks ago, which made me realise that I hadn’t yet explored Cleo in more detail. Cleo is a virtual assistant that I believe can help me save money. However, my knowledge of Cleo ends there, so let’s have a closer look at Cleo and its onboarding process: Fig. 1 –…

  • December 29, 2016

    How Alipay and WeChat are setting the tone for payments

    How Alipay and WeChat are setting the tone for payments

    I recently had to think back to the words of a well-known London-based Fintech CTO who talked about how in Asia, the Fintech playing field is miles ahead compared to some of the things that are happening in Europe and in the US. His comments came to mind when I overheard a conversation between two, ‘more…

  • December 19, 2016

    Some good conversational UI examples to learn from

    Some good conversational UI examples to learn from

    It was Dennis Mortensen – CEO/Founder of x.ai – who made me aware a few years ago of the concept of ‘invisible interfaces’. He talked about applications no longer needing a graphical user interface (GUI), taking “Amy” – x.ai’s virtual personal assistant as a good example (see Fig. 1 below). Fig. 1 – Amy, x.ai’s virtual assistant…

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