Category: Product development
Product development
Learn Why Your Minimum Viable Product Failed On Expectations
When talking about a start-up, the most commonly used term that you would come across is MVP – Minimum Viable Product. In business terms, an MVP is a strategy to launch a product that addresses the core problem that the unicorn is trying to solve without worrying about the other underlying requirements or frills of
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3 Fatal Mistakes To Avoid While Building Your First Product Prototype
Businesses stumble upon many Do’s and Don’ts while making plans, building product prototypes, and more. At the outset, it looks like a lot of information to either work upon or consider, but with the immense pressure from investors or in a rush to build and deliver the prototype or to stay ahead of the game,
Product development
Insights Into Solid Strategies to Build Great Products
The traditional market research believes that customers will use your product and then will give you ratings for design or functionality. However, Apple’s co-founder and marketing expert, Steve Jobs, was famous for having a profound disdain for market research. He felt customers were unaware about what they want unless you presented it to them. For
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A Smart Approach to Business Continuity During the Pandemic Lockdown
The growing uncertainty over the COVID-19 pandemic across the globe has made the world come to a standstill. People all across the globe are being asked to stay indoors and many countries are under strict lockdown. Businesses have suffered from a significant impact on revenues. B2C businesses are the most affected ones because of the
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Finding the Right Outsourced Software Development Company
“The important thing about outsourcing or global sourcing is that it becomes a very powerful tool to leverage talent, improve productivity and reduce work cycles.” Azim Premji We could not have agreed to it more when we wrote our first blog- 5 Steps to Choose the Right Partner for Outsourced Product Development. Speaking from an