Poornima Vijayashanker: How to Transform Your Ideas into Software Products

December 5, 2014 Rachel Bobbins

In this talk, Poornima Vijayashanker, founder of Femgineer, previously founding engineer of Mint.com, shares how she went from building software products and companies to teaching hundreds of people around the world to do the same. She covers challenges that tech entrepreneurs face when validating ideas, building products, and her strategies for helping them overcome those. Finally, she talks about how folks at Pivotal Labs could apply their strengths and knowledge to help this audience.

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