You’ve heard of Snapchat, Uber, and Instagram? Of course, you have! Even those who prefer a no or low-digital existence can’t escape the constant chatter about these mega-companies with sky-high valuations. But did you know that they all started lives as MVPs? No, not most valuable players… they began their trek to industry domination using the minimum viable product method. What is MVP app development – and why is it the right answer for turning …
what is an MVP, you say? A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is exactly what it implies—a product with just enough features to appeal to consumers in the hopes of validating a business idea in the early product development cycle. In the tech industry, this means that your MVP allows you to gather as much user feedback as efficiently as possible to iterate and better your product. Additionally, because the agile methodology is anchored on accommodating …
If you’ve been on the lookout for independent developers or software agencies, then you know first-hand how wide the market is and how diversely different parties charge. Employing professionals, whether freelancers or organizations, don’t always come cheap. Apart from the assumption that agency rates are high only because clients are willing to splurge, there are usually a lot more unfounded beliefs about where fees truly go. Today, we live in a world where software is …
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This year is unmatched. While we may not know how next year turns out, 2020 is the year that took the globe by storm; so much of our perception of normal has shifted, and a lot of our everyday practices have had to be reformed. With vaccines still underway, it’s safe to say that the virus outbreak continues to shape how our daily routines roll out. As such, it’s worth discussing how workplace trends will …
What’s most interesting about Ben Horowitz’s The Hard Thing About Hard Things is that he doesn’t sell a recipe that works for him. Whereas most business books in the market today highlight some form of roadmap or uncommon entrepreneurial ideology, Ben takes us back to what matters the most in a business—people, products, and profit. If you don’t prioritize your enterprise in that order, then all of your efforts will go to waste. It’s also …
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