"Zero in on the problem, the expectations of user are to find a restaurant but their feed is uninspired so they may bounce out of Yelp.
Identify the impact size of user feeling like discovery is not personalised enough by seeing % of users that selected a restaurant from the homepage
If large enough, I will look at who is likely the ones that want personalisation and why? Do they feel like they want to try new restaurants or are they finding it difficult to find restaurants they have been"
Chermaine Y. - "Zero in on the problem, the expectations of user are to find a restaurant but their feed is uninspired so they may bounce out of Yelp.
Identify the impact size of user feeling like discovery is not personalised enough by seeing % of users that selected a restaurant from the homepage
If large enough, I will look at who is likely the ones that want personalisation and why? Do they feel like they want to try new restaurants or are they finding it difficult to find restaurants they have been"See full answer
"Clarify:
who owns previous seasons? are we competing against them?
Cost based:
Cost >= Revenue generated
Revenue = subscribers + advertisements
subscribers = new subscribers (joining for the season) x avg spend on plan
advertisements = total viewors (new + existing) x total season duration x ads/unit time x rev/ ad display
Costs = pricing of the show + operational costs (data center cost + streaming cost)
"
Rev - "Clarify:
who owns previous seasons? are we competing against them?
Cost based:
Cost >= Revenue generated
Revenue = subscribers + advertisements
subscribers = new subscribers (joining for the season) x avg spend on plan
advertisements = total viewors (new + existing) x total season duration x ads/unit time x rev/ ad display
Costs = pricing of the show + operational costs (data center cost + streaming cost)
"See full answer
"SQL databases are relational, NoSQL databases are non-relational. SQL databases use structured query language and have a predefined schema. NoSQL databases have dynamic schemas for unstructured data. SQL databases are vertically scalable, while NoSQL databases are horizontally scalable."
Ali H. - "SQL databases are relational, NoSQL databases are non-relational. SQL databases use structured query language and have a predefined schema. NoSQL databases have dynamic schemas for unstructured data. SQL databases are vertically scalable, while NoSQL databases are horizontally scalable."See full answer
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"This one is a great example of Build, Borrow, or Buy strategy framework (http://www.build-borrow-buy.com/build-borrow-or-buy-in-practice/) - explore and evaluate three different approaches: organic growth and building a product from scratch (e.g. Amazon building its own Amazon Restaurants service), partnering with an existing provider (e.g. enterprise-level partnership with Instacart or Lyft), or acquisition growth (e.g. Uber acquiring Postmates).
Evaluate which approach makes sense for the com"
Xash C. - "This one is a great example of Build, Borrow, or Buy strategy framework (http://www.build-borrow-buy.com/build-borrow-or-buy-in-practice/) - explore and evaluate three different approaches: organic growth and building a product from scratch (e.g. Amazon building its own Amazon Restaurants service), partnering with an existing provider (e.g. enterprise-level partnership with Instacart or Lyft), or acquisition growth (e.g. Uber acquiring Postmates).
Evaluate which approach makes sense for the com"See full answer
"The answer likely depends on the objective, so I started out with what we were seeking to accomplish. Are we trying to eliminate under-utilized bills, save paper, reduce forgery, or something else? Establishing this focus enables you to dive deeper on the solution."
Caroline V. - "The answer likely depends on the objective, so I started out with what we were seeking to accomplish. Are we trying to eliminate under-utilized bills, save paper, reduce forgery, or something else? Establishing this focus enables you to dive deeper on the solution."See full answer
"You are planning to start a grocery store. How many manual checkout and automated checkout aisles would you have?
Clarify:
Is this in an urban or a rural city ? For instance is this for NY, where population is 8m
Densely populated?
Not a franchise of walmart.or. A big brand Which means no restrictions?
Approach
This will definitely depend on my budget but also the target segment . For instance, for an older population, self checkout may not be very popular. Hence, I will be making some sweepi"
Piya B. - "You are planning to start a grocery store. How many manual checkout and automated checkout aisles would you have?
Clarify:
Is this in an urban or a rural city ? For instance is this for NY, where population is 8m
Densely populated?
Not a franchise of walmart.or. A big brand Which means no restrictions?
Approach
This will definitely depend on my budget but also the target segment . For instance, for an older population, self checkout may not be very popular. Hence, I will be making some sweepi"See full answer
"Clarification questions
What is the purpose of connecting the DB?
Do we expect high-volumes of traffic to hit the DB
Do we have scalability or reliability concerns?
Format
Code -> DB
Code -> Cache -> DB
API -> Cache -> DB - APIs are built for a purpose and have a specified protocol (GET, POST, DELETE) to speak to the DB. APIs can also use a contract to retrieve information from a DB much faster than code.
Load balanced APIs -> Cache -> DB
**Aut"
Aaron W. - "Clarification questions
What is the purpose of connecting the DB?
Do we expect high-volumes of traffic to hit the DB
Do we have scalability or reliability concerns?
Format
Code -> DB
Code -> Cache -> DB
API -> Cache -> DB - APIs are built for a purpose and have a specified protocol (GET, POST, DELETE) to speak to the DB. APIs can also use a contract to retrieve information from a DB much faster than code.
Load balanced APIs -> Cache -> DB
**Aut"See full answer
"Since I am residing in Bangalore, I will consider the Bengaluru airport. The airport has 2 terminals. I am going to consider the security scan done at both the terminals for the estimation.
Does it include security scans for both international and domestic flights? --> Both
The airport crew members and pilots also go through the security scan. So, should I include only them as well or only the passengers in my calculation? --> Only the passengers
Number of people going through the security scan"
Sangeeta P. - "Since I am residing in Bangalore, I will consider the Bengaluru airport. The airport has 2 terminals. I am going to consider the security scan done at both the terminals for the estimation.
Does it include security scans for both international and domestic flights? --> Both
The airport crew members and pilots also go through the security scan. So, should I include only them as well or only the passengers in my calculation? --> Only the passengers
Number of people going through the security scan"See full answer
"Clarifying questions:
By no online presence, do you mean just no website for order or do you mean no searches showing up on Google/Bing as users are looking for supermarkets.
Possibilities of declining revenue:
For every product, i.e pantry, vegetables and fruits, are our prices much higher than our competitors?
Are our competitors getting products from suppliers at a lower rate? Are we exhausting our economies of scale well?
What % of people are shopping online for groceries?
Are"
Priyal S. - "Clarifying questions:
By no online presence, do you mean just no website for order or do you mean no searches showing up on Google/Bing as users are looking for supermarkets.
Possibilities of declining revenue:
For every product, i.e pantry, vegetables and fruits, are our prices much higher than our competitors?
Are our competitors getting products from suppliers at a lower rate? Are we exhausting our economies of scale well?
What % of people are shopping online for groceries?
Are"See full answer
"1
take a look at
google maps b2c
google maps b2b (API)
2
identify main objective and long term vision
3
observe market (e.g. SWOT analysis)
4
start from customers and their pain points
find potential solutions and prioritise"
Sg S. - "1
take a look at
google maps b2c
google maps b2b (API)
2
identify main objective and long term vision
3
observe market (e.g. SWOT analysis)
4
start from customers and their pain points
find potential solutions and prioritise"See full answer
"Questions:
Are these bikes for personal or commercial use? Or both?
For commuting, or should we also include recreational bikes (e.g. mountain bikes?)
Should we include stationary exercise bikes, or only those used outside?
E-bikes and motorcycles?
Are we counting children, or just adults?
Should we factor in whether the individual has purchasing power to purchase a new bike? What about renting a bike?
Assumptions:
Assuming we are sizing the market for personal commuter bicycles f"
Chelsea F. - "Questions:
Are these bikes for personal or commercial use? Or both?
For commuting, or should we also include recreational bikes (e.g. mountain bikes?)
Should we include stationary exercise bikes, or only those used outside?
E-bikes and motorcycles?
Are we counting children, or just adults?
Should we factor in whether the individual has purchasing power to purchase a new bike? What about renting a bike?
Assumptions:
Assuming we are sizing the market for personal commuter bicycles f"See full answer