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How Qard went from idea to MVP – #LaunchWithAI
Using ready-to-use Azure APIs vs installing and maintaining in-house ML pipelines freed our data scientists to manage more complicated projects. -
Trelent powers source code documentation with OpenAI Service – #LaunchWithAI
Trelent uses some of the most powerful machine learning algorithms, many of which are powered by Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service. -
#StartupsOnAzure – Trellis delivers accurate forecasts for agriculture supply chain resilience
This is the first in a new series of posts about #StartupsOnAzure that will look at different companies within Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub and how they are using their credits to access a wide array of Azure services to help level up their startup. -
#LaunchWithAI – VideoKen is improving video discovery and engagement using AI
Product builders around the world frequently trade-off between three strategies When should you (re)-build your models and invest in iteration to get great quality? When should you borrow high-performance APIs and free your developers to make the next big thing? And when should you buy solutions for your problem? This week, we talked to VideoKen […] -
#ZeroToOne: Deploy and Measure
We started with an idea of what we wanted to build. -
#LaunchWithAI – Is data necessary for bootstrapping of AI models?
Pointers is a startup that is “taking the guess work and arduousness out of talent development. -
#ZeroToOne: Rapid Prototyping
ARE. YOU. READY? – Here’s what you’ve been waiting for and I’m excited to take a dive into my favorite part of the process, you guessed it, Rapid Prototyping. -
#ZeroToOne: The Art of Ideation
Working with a team isn’t always the smoothest sailing when it comes to trying to democratize people’s insights and ideas. -
#ZeroToOne: Empathize and Define
So now that you’ve learned the differences and similarities between design thinking and user-centered design. -
#ZeroToOne: Product Design Lifecycle
The goal of user-centered design is to focus on the user throughout the entire product lifecycle from ideation until release and be able to create an experience that reflects the user’s needs. -
#ZeroToOne: Intro to UX and design thinking
Design thinking is an ideology and process that allows you solve complex problems with both a solution-oriented, and an action-oriented approach.