Execute Your Tech Idea: A Step by Step Guide for Non-Techies, Professionals, Managers, and Startups (How To Find, Implement, and Launch your Technology Idea)

Not technical? No Worries!Execute Your Tech Idea gives you everything you need to find, qualify, implement, and launch your tech idea. Discover your ‘aha!’ moment in this plain-speaking, easy-to-read guidebook suitable for non-technical readers.

The advice in this book has helped hundreds of professionals, managers, and startup founders like you to execute their tech idea.

Execute Your Tech Idea applies to all technology projects, including apps, portals, Software as a Service, software tools, smart devices, the Internet of Things, and many more.

Enjoy learning about the essential concepts you need to succeed, covered in enough detail for you to be effective without getting overwhelmed. Each chapter builds on the last, enabling you to gradually grow your confidence in a way that feels clear and easy.What Readers Say“The gentle and gradual manner of introducing each step and logically moving through the entire process step by step with this very solid structure made the experience enjoyable and very enlightening.”
― USA Today Bestselling Author, Astrid V.J

“If you are approaching a tech project without any previous knowledge of tech or best business practices regarding a tech project, this is the must-read book. Andrew has masterfully written a book that is easy to read, understand and will give you the full picture of how to execute a project. Do not waste your time consulting with developers until you have read this book and gained a clear understanding and vision!”
― Marcia Leonard, EntrepreneurWhat’s Inside? (Book Contents)IntroductionIntroductionChapter GuideChapter GuidePart 1: Find and Qualify Your IdeaPart 1: Find and Qualify Your IdeaChapter 1: Find the Winning IdeaChapter 1: Find the Winning IdeaChapter 2: The Tech Supporting Your IdeaChapter 2: The Tech Supporting Your IdeaChapter 3: Ways to Make Money (Revenue Models)Chapter 3: Ways to Make Money (Revenue Models)Chapter 4: Is Your Tech Idea Worth Exploring Further?Chapter 4: Is Your Tech Idea Worth Exploring Further?Chapter 5: Why Your Vision MattersChapter 5: Why Your Vision MattersPart 2: Implement Your Idea Part 2: Implement Your Idea Chapter 6: Define Your Value PropositionChapter 6: Define Your Value PropositionChapter 7: Your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)Chapter 7: Your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)Chapter 8: Raising and Managing MoneyChapter 8: Raising and Managing MoneyChapter 9: How to Convince Key PeopleChapter 9: How to Convince Key PeopleChapter 10: Document Before You ImplementChapter 10: Document Before You ImplementChapter 11: Ways to Build Your Tech IdeaChapter 11: Ways to Build Your Tech IdeaChapter 12: How to Pick a Tech TeamChapter 12: How to Pick a Tech TeamChapter 13: Project Lifecycle TypesChapter 13: Project Lifecycle TypesPart 3: Launch and Maintain Your IdeaPart 3: Launch and Maintain Your IdeaChapter 14: Marketing PrinciplesChapter 14: Marketing PrinciplesChapter 15: The 25 Marketing ChannelsChapter 15: The 25 Marketing ChannelsChapter 16: Choose Your Marketing ChannelsChapter 16: Choose Your Marketing ChannelsChapter 17: Plan Your Product RoadmapChapter 17: Plan Your Product RoadmapChapter 18: Summary ChecklistChapter 18: Summary ChecklistWhat Next and About The AuthorsWhat Next and About The AuthorsWhat Readers SayWhat Readers SayAbout the Author

Andrew has over a decade of experience guiding people and businesses to implement and execute their tech ideas.

He has a well-established impact in the tech space, which includes winning several business awards, including the Chamber of Commerce’s ‘Future Face of Entrepreneurship’ and Silicon Canal’s Most Influential in Tech’.