By: John Tinkham So, you’ve set out to start a software company. Fantastic. Next comes a critically important question that must be answered early in the development process. Should the product offer a specific business solution to a broad set of customers (horizontal software), or should the software be more…

By: Maria Prastakou March 2020 was not as we expected it. The COVID-19 pandemic turned our everyday lives upside down, and alongside our concern for our health, a new fear emerged: that of a collapsed economy. …

Compiled by: Panama Marquand Hey KTech Community! Are you craving more Kellogg peer run-ins like we used to have in the hub? Or maybe more opportunities to have conversations that don’t center around Covid-19? …

By: Gerry Sapienza With the Democratic Presidential Primaries starting up and candidates spending millions (or hundreds of millions) of dollars on ads, a group of Kellogg students (via KTech Bytes Live) sat down for a discussion on Big Tech’s role in political advertising. Based on arguments ranging from Mark Zuckerberg’s…

By: Devesh Jhunjhunwala Startup Grind was — in one word — stimulating. A melting pot of VCs and Founders not just from Silicon Valley, but all across the world came together to openly share and discuss their ideas, successes and even more importantly, failures. The name very aptly captures the…

By: Shubhendra Agrawal A couple of weeks ago, a cross-section of Kellogg students got together to engage in a 45-minute dialogue. The topic was how cloud-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are democratizing AI & Machine Learning (ML) to distributing its power to the masses. I had the privilege to be…

By: Noah Rawitz A recent article I read on CNET got me thinking about the future of home automation with systems like Amazon’s Alexa and Google Assistant. The author explains that “true [home] automation” is still a ways away: I’ve tested motion-sensing smart lights and Bluetooth-enabled smart plugs, but home…

By: Michael Ng Some of the biggest buzzwords in tech these days have been around Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Stanford estimates total AI-related funding in 2019 was over $70 billion, with over $37 billion going to startups. Mckinsey’s 2019 Global Survey of businesses showed a 25% year-over-year increase in…

By: Ajitesh Abhishek After a setback six months ago during internship recruitment, I successfully recruited for a Google PM role this year. One of the critical aspects of the interviewing process at Google is product case interviews. Personally, I am not a big fan of the case interview frameworks. In…