We create dedicated software to answer the needs and challenges of the Company, and help optimize business processes. Go from an idea to a product.

Building your own app and looking for best UX advice? Just go to Starbucks, that’s where you’ll learn. Or at least that’s the advice I heard from an expert - Austin Keeble, during his workshops in Berlin.

SWOT is a simple, yet powerful tool that can help you develop your business strategy, as well as uncover potential that’s waiting ahead.

The role of the CTO isn’t necessarily to be the all-knowing programmer. Instead, it’s up to the CTO to make sure that the product is built in the right way.

This means there’s less coding and more designing, documenting, and communicating. All those require a great deal of knowledge, but also a good understanding of business goals and other concepts most programmers would much rather leave behind.

The first impression is often the most important, especially when meeting a prospective client. How you behave or what you say may have a particularly great impact on sealing the deal or forming a successful business relationship. So it’s imperative to show ourselves in the best light from the very beginning. We take notes and show clients our propositions. However, as it often turns out later — we didn’t understand their vision properly.

How to avoid such situations and make sure we and our Clients don’t lose nerves and time?

There are entrepreneurs who succeed with the combination of right business skills and a bit of luck, and without ever creating any business plans at all. So, is a business plan inevitable to achieve success? Not really. Still, there’s a way bigger chance that without it, your project will fail.

Right tools make work smarter — that’s not a secret. But how do you choose the perfect software to handle all your business processes? Does the perfect one even exist? Probably not. But there are definitely some rules that will make it easier for every seeker to avoid mismatched systems or spending huge sums on placeholders.

Stagnation, lack of development is something no business can afford, especially in its early days. Entrepreneurs often wonder if they’re heading in the right direction, and where the company is on its business journey. How to check it?