We’re currently writing our business plan after several months of market research. In that time, we’ve come across lots of great resources for putting together a plan and we’d like to share them with you. We’re not going to get into a discussion of why even Web 2.0 companies should have a business plan (at […]

When I was a kid, I hated going to the library. Many people have told me they find the experience of being lost in the stacks to be a pleasant one, but for me my OCD would make me feel overwhelmed and paralyzed. I felt like it was impossible to navigate, and I would feel […]

If you’re involved in a startup, you know how hard it is to find the time to sit down and read a book, especially one that isn’t about some new scripting language. Here at Eluciv Knowledge we get much of our reading done through our feed readers. Still, it’s important to step back on occasion […]

A few weeks ago I joined the 12 session FastTrac business development program facilitated by ITAC in downtown Manhattan. My instructor is the venerable Charlie O’Donnell. So far the program has been very informative, and I am aiming to try and cover some of the key concepts here on this blog. I’m going to start […]

Engineering a reliable platform or planning the correct business strategy takes a considerable amount of mental effort. As exciting and interesting as these challenges are, it is easy to get lost in the minutia and get stressed out about minor details, where the details are usually rare but possible edge-case code […]

Although I’ve been held up with a nasty cold the past few days, I seem to be experiencing a reprieve, and with that I am taking the opportunity to welcome you to the Eluciv Knowledge blog. What is Eluciv Knowledge? Well, we are currently a stealth-mode web startup, so for the time being it’s […]