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Business 2 has an article that covers ideas and the like... One of the key areas is when they interview the inventor of Post-It notes... He started giving them away and once he was swarmed by more and more requests, he knew he had a product. I am interested in learning about your (techdirt readers) experiences have been? Specifically when have you realized that an idea/product/something was brilliant and had true value? I recently experienced this when I tried the following websites: Salesforce.com - a web base CRM solution and thinkfree Thinkfree - an ASP (application service provider of microsoft office.
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