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This Drexel University Student Wants to Teach Others How to Build Drones
Jason Sherman Drones, Featured, Tech, Uncategorized, Universities college, dji, drexel, drone, inspire 1, phantom 3, student, tech, technology, universityLeave a Comment on This Drexel University Student Wants to Teach Others How to Build Drones
Multirotor Drones are a fairly new technology, but are on the brink of exploding with the first Drone Championships recently taking place in California. Getting ahead of the curve is still possible, but striking fast is essential to getting ahead of the competition. I recently spoke to the VP of Drone Development at VideoDrone.me – […]
Why Tech Startups Shouldn’t Focus on Money
Jason Sherman Featured, Money, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized angel, bootstrapped, funding, investor, money, seed round, series a, startup, tech, technology, vcLeave a Comment on Why Tech Startups Shouldn’t Focus on Money
I’ve been running companies since the late 90’s. At one point in my music entertainment company, I had to manage literally hundreds of employees nationwide. Nowadays, I only have to manage anywhere between 10 and 20 employees. The first thing people say to me when they hear I have to manage so many employees is, […]
Why Entrepreneurs Should Work on a New Project Every Few Months
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized angel, bootstrapped, college, entrepreneur, funding, minimum viable product, money, mvp, photoshop, startup, student, tech, technologyLeave a Comment on Why Entrepreneurs Should Work on a New Project Every Few Months
When you are a full-time, serial entrepreneur, typically you are working multiple projects at a time. When building a company, there is a process that you have to go through, from whiteboard to launch. On a daily basis, your focus is usually devoted to each piece of this process. Each product or service has a […]
How to Build a Great Team of Developers for Your Tech Startup
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized, Universities bootstrapped, college, entrepreneur, funding, investor, minimum viable product, money, seed round, startup, tech, technologyLeave a Comment on How to Build a Great Team of Developers for Your Tech Startup
People and entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to me every single day. When they do, one thing is consistent: They don’t know how to code. I watch them spend months trying to find developers to join their team for equity, without success more often than not. Every entrepreneur has “the next big thing”, and they think […]
How to Learn From Your Mistakes in a Tech Startup in Order to Succeed
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized bootstrapped, college, entrepreneur, funding, minimum viable product, money, startup, tech, technologyLeave a Comment on How to Learn From Your Mistakes in a Tech Startup in Order to Succeed
It was the fall of 2010, and the movie I had written, produced, and directed was finally finished and submitted to film festivals. It was an exhausting journey (creating a feature-length film), and I found myself needing a break. Being a technology guy at my core, I felt inclined to take a step back from […]
Why Self Driving Cars are a Bigger Deal than We Think
Jason Sherman Featured, Gadgets, Singularity, Tech, Uncategorized autonomous, car, google car, self driving car, tech, technologyLeave a Comment on Why Self Driving Cars are a Bigger Deal than We Think
Americans spend 5.5 billion hours stuck in traffic every year. One or two hours of commuting to work or just on day trips, are a huge waste of time and money. Extra fuel consumption because of traffic is around $121 billion because of this as well, which is an immense waste of resources. When I […]
Unisys and Walnut St. Labs Partner for Innovative Prototyping Contest
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized college, competition, entrepreneur, prototype, student, tech, technology, unisys, walnut street labsLeave a Comment on Unisys and Walnut St. Labs Partner for Innovative Prototyping Contest
Walnut St. Labs, an Innovation Lab in West Chester, PA, is partnering with Unisys Corporation to hold a product prototyping competition. The prototyping competition, to be held at Walnut St. Labs across five weeks starting on April 15, will be geared towards user interface and user experience designers. The winners of the competition will receive […]
Periscope Defeats Meerkat in Live Video Streaming Battle
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Tech, Uncategorized live video app, meerkat, minimum viable product, mobile, periscope, review, startup, streaming video, tech, technologyLeave a Comment on Periscope Defeats Meerkat in Live Video Streaming Battle
I was wondering what all the hype was about regarding Meerkat launching at SXSW recently. So I downloaded it to see for myself why celebrities were touting it to be such an amazing app. I have to say I was slightly disappointed, even though the interface is very easy to use and very intuitive. So […]
Why Raising Money for Your Tech Startup Is a Waste of Time
Jason Sherman Featured, Money, Startups, Uncategorized bootstrapped, entrepreneur, funding, investor, minimum viable product, money, mvp, seed round, series a, startup, tech, technology, university, vcLeave a Comment on Why Raising Money for Your Tech Startup Is a Waste of Time
Unless you live in California, New York, or another city full of investors, raising money can be a daunting challenge. Pitching to investors isn’t just standing in a room with a PowerPoint for 10 minutes explaining what your company does. It’s so much more. Yes you have to spend a lot of time creating the […]
FemmeHacks Female Coding Hackathon Recap
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Uncategorized, Universities college, entrepreneur, minimum viable product, mobile, mvp, startup, student, tech, technology, universityLeave a Comment on FemmeHacks Female Coding Hackathon Recap
On Friday, February 27, 2015, female students from Drexel University, University of Pennsylvania, Temple University, Rutgers University, and Bryn Mawr College gathered together to compete in the FemmeHacks Hackathon. 125 total women expressed interest in the competition and the event was sold out. Over 36 women showed up to the Hackathon and 7 teams presented projects […]
What it’s Like to Date the CEO of a Tech Startup
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Uncategorized ceo, dating, entrepreneur, startupLeave a Comment on What it’s Like to Date the CEO of a Tech Startup
Let me start by saying that being the CEO of a tech startup is similar to being the parent of a child. As the CEO, your job is to nurture your baby, make sure it has everything it needs to grow, and help it succeed overall. This means that your mind is always thinking about […]
Pilot Philly High School Hackathon Recap
Jason Sherman Featured, Startups, Uncategorized, Universities bootstrapped, college, competition, drexel, entrepreneur, iphone, minimum viable product, startup, student, tech, technology, temple, university, upennLeave a Comment on Pilot Philly High School Hackathon Recap
On Friday, January 30, high school students from around the area gathered together for a 24 hour Hackathon at University of Pennsylvania. The goal of the 100 students was to create a new web or mobile application under 24 hours within the following categories: Most creative Most useful every day Best education app Best social […]