As a crucial factor in the success of software startups, the role of the Product Manager (PM)
is often overlooked, despite the high failure rate (63%). To bridge this gap, a Structured …

This study addresses the underrepresentation of the Product Manager (PM) role in
determining the success of startups, particularly in the Requirements Engineering (RE) …

Cash flow management, a key factor in 82% of startup failures, has surprisingly only been
referenced once as a criterion for Requirements Prioritization (RP) in a 1983 study. Only 5 …

Purpose This paper aims to examine the factors that lead to the failure of startups in India
and proposes a 'Four Dimensional (4D) Strategic Framework'to drive success …

Traditionally, multitasking has been seen as a positive trait, especially in the increasingly
complex and demanding field of teaching (Martinez, Del Ser, Osaba, & Herrera, 2021) …

This paper presents an initial exploration into formulating the Pragmatic Framework for
Product Managers (PFPM) tailored to the context of software startups. Leveraging …

Abstract Effective Requirements Prioritization (RP) underpins the viability of software
startups. Despite its importance, a significant disconnect persists between RP processes …

AbstractContext: In the dynamic and challenging environment of software startups, the role
of the Product Manager (PM) is critical yet often underappreciated, a concern highlighted by …

Software risk management is a critical and multi-stage process. All over the world, IT
Industries face some threats during software risk management processes. Bangladesh is not …

For over half a century, economists have understood and established that the primary
engine of economic growth is innovation. Solow's seminal 1957 paper 1 used the concept of …