The commercial success of If That Then This (IFTTT) didn’t only tell tech entrepreneurs that consumers were willing to learn—it told them that the demand for automaton was high, too. Enter Zapier and the advent of no-code Looking back, it’s crazy to think that Zapier, a multi-million dollar tech company, was born out of a conversation two jazz artists shared in 2011. Dubbed aptly as a web automation app, founders Bryan Helmig and Wade Foster …
Automation used to exist only in manufacturing companies where packaging toothpaste, jars of sardines, and bottles of shampoo are applicable. Today, automation isn’t hard to get by, as it’s virtually everywhere. At a time where technology is on a profitable roll, applications like Zapier, Integromat, and Slack are shared resources, especially for modern businesses. But it wasn’t always like this. How exactly did we get here, and how has business process automation come to be? …
It comes as no surprise that hundreds of thousands of small businesses in the U.S. have had to permanently close since the pandemic’s entrance. With revenue being especially difficult to generate today, enterprises have had to restrategize their marketing and sales directions in an effort to remain relevant. While a few industries are harder hit than some, there’s no denying how the amplification of the digital space continues to help businesses keep afloat and stay …
First impressions are everything when meeting people, especially when those you’re about to shake hands with can fund your startup. Like evolving studies surrounding the pandemic vaccine, there’s a lot of science that goes behind pitching to investors, and you’re going to need more than a few episodes of Shark Tank to pull it off. If you’re about to meet investors about an MVP you’re building with bubble.io, here are a few reminders: Don’t be …
Although things aren’t looking up for the globe today, we could’ve had it much worse if the novel coronavirus happened at a time when we didn’t have the internet yet. Thanks to technology, many enterprises and organizations can operate unbothered with only minor technical hiccups along the way. The no-code movement, for instance, has been a powerful force in tech that’s been crucial in developing health-related applications. Since the advent of no-code platforms, Telehealth services …