by Dan Prince | May 29, 2018 | if custom software is right for me, software development
So you’ve got a pain point in your business, and now you want to know: Can software help you out? Software serves different purposes, depending on your business needs. You might be trying to bring a product to market. Software could function as a service to deliver...
by Dan Prince | May 23, 2018 | software development
Project complexity is difficult to define (so get ready for some analogies) If software development was easy, you’d do it yourself, right? You wouldn’t be trying to find a vendor for your next project. But what exactly does project complexity look like in development?...
by Dan Prince | May 16, 2018 | software development
Keep it simple and short. Ultimately, that’s what a minimally viable product does. It keeps your software development project on task, which is true no matter what your budget or schedule looks like. Your bottom line should center around creating that MVP. Your...
by Dan Prince | May 9, 2018 | software development
Your vendor’s [lack of] accountability sets the stage for a successful software development project. Accountability requires open communication with your developer. It ensures an honest, realistic and goal-driven assessment of your project’s budget and schedule....
by Dan Prince | May 2, 2018 | software development
The best kind of project is the one you were expecting, right? One of the best things you can do to tackle a software development project is maintaining a positive, working relationship with your developer. Managing expectations helps both parties envision the same...
by Dan Prince | Apr 25, 2018 | software development
Before you pick your software developer for your next technical enterprise, first ask yourself, what is your idea of a successful project? What should your expectations be in looking for a good vendor? Accountability, budget, schedule, and communication are the four...
