January 10, 201016 yr Hi, I want to build a great web application and make money. I think I should approach companies that have money and problems.I must find a good problem to solve for companies(maybe from fortune 5000) or people. Could you please advice me where exactly to find this list of problems that I can address? Or do you know any of this problems? thank you!
March 6, 201016 yr Lol if a company has money 9 times out of 10 its a fairly big company with over 30+ employees and therefor have 30+ brains to work on the problem/s Succesful company don't have problems that NEED solving. Though they may have problems that they can afford to let slip which really doesn't make it a problem. Ha I think you should be a shrink, solve one persons problem/s at a time lol.
March 6, 201016 yr Isn't this called sales. Persuade a company that they have a problem and convince them that you have the solution.
March 7, 201016 yr Isn't this called sales. Persuade a company that they have a problem and convince them that you have the solution. A Problem they didn't have in the first place? Lol that would be funny.
March 7, 201016 yr try solving the Riemann Hypothesis. im sure there is a website which has various companies problems / tasks on, with rewards if they are solved. admittedly these will require some serious brain power or a big stroke of luck!
March 30, 201016 yr Hi, I want to build a great web application and make money. I think I should approach companies that have money and problems.I must find a good problem to solve for companies(maybe from fortune 5000) or people. Could you please advice me where exactly to find this list of problems that I can address? Or do you know any of this problems? thank you! You're just like me except I do have an idea for a web application which I'm currently working on with barely any funds. If you need business ideas or ideas for a web application, you could try smarterleap.com. There are other sites as well that have ideas.
April 13, 201016 yr How about a system that keeps a soft drink can cold I'm sure someone invented this already... That's right, the refridgerator.
April 15, 201016 yr Here is a problem: Most companies have an accouncy app, a crm app and then a project management app, sometimes also an invoicing app. Someone needs to put all this s**t under one umbrella and voilla. Now, SAP and the likes are too expensive for most companies to use and are actually extremely rubbish. Here is an example: Sugar and VTiger are great opensource CRM's Free Agent Central is a great accountancy tool Dot Rpoject is rather good at project managent, web based. A company can easily use these, but how cool if they were one app that shared resources. Integrate this with their ecomerce and merchant account and you got a winner! BTW, anyone who now successfully developes this and takes it to market owes me 50% of their profits, thanks very much!!!
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