What is an MVP, and why is it the right way to build new products?
A Minimum Viable Product, or MVP, is a product development strategy in which a new product is launched early into the market with only the most essential functions. This enables founders to capture early feedback for a demand/feedback-driven product.
The Essentials of Technology Consulting for Growing Businesses
Technology consulting led to startups harnessing the power of new Tech and achieving new heights in their businesses. But before talking about […]
8 Steps To Gather The Best Dedicated Development Team
Companies are competing for their users’ attention and they would do anything to be able to secure a place on the home […]
Choosing An Experienced, Dedicated Development Team For Your Startup
When trying to build a team for your tech startup. You really have two options: 1. Hire an in-house team, or 2. […]
Hire Dedicated Development Team in 2022: Know Why It’s Important For You
There comes a time when a business needs talented professionals to proceed with the project, and it happens whenever there is a […]
What We Think Is the Best Approach to Project Management
This is the fourth and final part of my Project Management series Tech Startup Projects: What’s different, what works, what doesn’t. Here […]
Why We Prefer a Mix of Project Management Methodologies
This is the third post of my Project Management series Tech Startup Projects: What’s different, what works, what doesn’t. If you have […]
What to Consider Among Project Management Tools for Startups
This is the second part of my Project Management series Tech Startup Projects: What’s different, what works, what doesn’t. If you have […]
Why Project Management for Startups Is Different?
This is the first part of my Project Management series Tech Startup Projects: What’s different, what works, what doesn’t. Let me get […]
Spotting the Difference Between Lean Manufacturing vs. Agile Development
Startup Founders + Tech and Product Professionals If you’re searching for words like agile or lean, you might be trying to build […]
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