Running any association or nonprofit community is challenging due to a great amount of administrative routine. However, you are not alone with this problem as there are dozens of specialized membership systems promising to turn any management activity into an easy thing.

Agile was born as a more flexible approach to software development. Since then, it has grown far beyond the field of IT. Companies now successfully apply Agile across various industries, from marketing to hardware design and aerospace engineering.

You might start your project with clearly defined goals and milestones. But if you stick to the plan and ignore changes that happen outside of your window, you might end up with a product that fails to address your current business needs.

Choosing a software development methodology has received increased attention over previous years. Practice shows that even small projects hardly stay afloat and prosper without the right methodology. 

Long ago the US Army War College represented the acronym VUCA to describe the situation following the end of the Cold War as Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous. Today it is hard to find a better explanation of the current business environment.

Around 86% of people fill out at least one web form a week. Though, not each user actually completes it. One of the reasons is poor design of the web forms. This results in a lot of missed opportunities for companies, the most crucial being lost revenue and a worsening relationship with clients.

Construction projects are complex multi-stage ventures. From design to scheduling and execution, they involve lots of moving parts that can easily create a perfect disaster. Here’s why you need construction project management to finish the building on time and within budget.

World-renowned companies offering SaaS services like Salesforce, Dropbox, and Slack, are just the tip of the iceberg. Each year more companies around the globe take a chance on moving to a SaaS business model. And for good reason.

“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there” – this quote by Lewis Carrol has survived decades because it remains apt, and, surprisingly enough, conveys the value of requirements gathering for software development pretty well.  In other words, you should understand what you want to get in the end and why you actually need it.

Most users will abandon your app after a single use. That’s why providing a smooth user experience should be among your top priorities. Moreover, each dollar invested in usability could return as much as $100. And the first step towards improving your UX is running usability testing.

For business, software data is the most valuable asset. Without the ability to properly visualize and manipulate the data, it has zero value as it prevents users from making informed decisions. I decided to show where data table design steps into the breach and how it helps to fix this.

One of the most important questions you should answer when developing a new software product is whether people are ready to use it and pay for it. To ensure your solution meets the needs of people, try putting it in their hands first.