Answer Your “Why” Before Building an AI Product

“People don’t buy what you do; they buy why you do it.”— Simon Sinek It's very common nowadays, to see teams chase every new coding assistant, chatbot, and AI agent—only to end up spinning in circles. So let's drill down here. When you let shiny tools dictate your roadmap, you muddle your product vision, lose … Continue reading Answer Your “Why” Before Building an AI Product

Quick Outline for Designing Data Pipelines for Machine Learning Projects

As a Machine Learning Engineer, designing a data pipeline involves ensuring data flow is efficient, scalable, reliable, and optimized for the requirements of ML models. Here’s a structured outline to keep in mind: 1. Data Ingestion Sources and Types: Identify data sources (e.g., databases, APIs, logs, IoT devices) and data types (structured, semi-structured, unstructured). Batch … Continue reading Quick Outline for Designing Data Pipelines for Machine Learning Projects

Sample Go-To-Market Strategy for an LLM feature- Translate natural language to query language in a database company

Large Language Models (LLMs) have significantly turned the tide towards AI applications being taken seriously by almost every company in every single domain. Now if you a Product Manager, you may come across the ask - Craft a Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy for an LLM feature. So here's a sample GTM strategy for a new LLM … Continue reading Sample Go-To-Market Strategy for an LLM feature- Translate natural language to query language in a database company

The Plentiful Cybersecurity Problem: Too Many Vendors, Too Little Product Sense

Let’s get one thing out of the way - the market opportunity for cybersecurity as a whole - in the next 5 years, is humongous. Gartner predicts it will reach $267 billion in 2026, with an annual growth rate of 11%. If there is one domain where you find it difficult to find experienced professionals, … Continue reading The Plentiful Cybersecurity Problem: Too Many Vendors, Too Little Product Sense