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Fatin Nur Jannah Nordin

Hi, I have a business idea but it requires software building (more like an AI service), but I don't have the technical skills to bring the idea to fruition. I have a dumbed-down version of how I want my idea to be, but I don't know how to exactly get it going. I really want this idea to work, even if it takes years. I am even willing to learn from zero. Any suggestions on what I should do?

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Edwin Engbat

Hi Fatin, I would suggest you to pursue that idea. Think of the problems that you are going to solve and the niche area.Do the UDP and i believe the technical part of it can be explore with the technology available in the market.

4 years ago

Yong Yee Chong

Hi Fatin, do check out Forward School if you're considering doing a shorter term of learning on these skills. On the idea itself, you may take your time to do some validation with the people behind the problem (which your solution is going to solve). Just drop me a PM if you think you need more clarity. Happy exploring. :)

4 years ago

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