Zohaib Khan

Dec
10
Pivot

Pivot

Meaning: Pivot refers to a significant shift in strategy, direction, or focus, often in response to new opportunities or challenges.
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Dec
09
Iteration

Iteration

Meaning: Iteration refers to the process of repeating a series of steps to refine or improve a product, solution, or
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Dec
08
Disruption

Disruption

Meaning: Disruption refers to the process by which new ideas, technologies, or business models significantly alter or displace established industries
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Nov
27
Benchmark

Benchmark

Pronunciation: BENCH-mark Origin: Originally a surveying term from the 19th century, referring to a reference point. A benchmark is a
Nov
26
Actionable

Actionable

Pronunciation: AK-shuh-nuh-buhl Origin: Derived from the Latin actio, meaning "a doing or performing." Actionable refers to information or
Nov
25
Mitigate

Mitigate

Pronunciation: MIT-ih-gayt Origin: From the Latin word mitigare, meaning "to soften" or "to calm." To mitigate
Nov
24
Value Proposition

Value Proposition

Pronunciation: VAL-yoo prop-uh-ZISH-un Origin: From Latin valere (to be worth) and French proposition (an offer or proposal). A value proposition
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Nov
23
Stakeholder

Stakeholder

Pronunciation: STEYK-hohl-der Origin: A 20th-century term combining "stake," meaning an interest or investment, and "holder," meaning
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Nov
22
Paradigm

Paradigm

Pronunciation: PAR-uh-dahym Origin: From the Greek word paradeigma, meaning "pattern" or "example." A paradigm refers to
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Nov
21
Scalability

Scalability

Pronunciation: SKEY-luh-bil-i-tee Origin: From the Latin word scala, meaning "ladder" or "stairway," implying the ability to
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