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Agile teams often treat long-term planning as obsolete. But can you really succeed without an Agile product roadmap?

Mobile app or mobile web? Progressive web apps take the strong points of both to create a unique user experience. A number of world known companies have already launched progressive web apps and here is what they got.

When you think about a successful e-commerce business, academic publishing is hardly the first thing that comes to mind. Yet even such a niche business can benefit from digital transformation. This is the story of a company that went from traditional publishing to a modern e-commerce business.

The current growth dynamics and investments in SaaS are remarkable – the industry is estimated to reach $307 billion by 2026. It is a promising and competitive business worth the attention, as companies adopt SaaS solutions for a great variety of business functions.

High-speed innovation allowed companies like Amazon, Google, and Netflix to dominate markets. Yet at some point, they all faced issues familiar to established companies. Slow, risky releases and a rift between development (dev) and operations (ops) pushed them to adopt a radical DevOps strategy.

Oftentimes, project teams are made up of a mess of goals, deadlines, and emotions. Only well-structured defined responsibilities and roles in IT projects can turn such teams into a force that drives your software product.

When Elon Musk founded SpaceX with a dream to colonize Mars, few believed that in ten years the company would disrupt the whole industry. SpaceX used an iterative development process to build increasingly complex rockets.

Location Intelligence (LI) is a $50B+ opportunity for all kinds of businesses. The niche is growing at an amazing rate of 15.6% a year. So, what exactly is Location Intelligence? And what does it have to do with location-based app development?

Hundreds of brilliant founders are now working on products that are doomed to fail. Their software ideas are too ambitious for their budget, too complex to execute, or simply have no market to capture. Yet, you don’t have to follow in their footsteps.

Most business ideas sound good and look fresh in our heads, while a good many of them die after falling into customer hands. Since entering the market with a new product is almost walking the edge, market validation under real-life conditions is crucial before launching.

Each time you start a new project, you face a tough choice: stick with your battle-tested stack, or experiment with cutting-edge tech? So let’s compare the two most popular options, Vue vs React.

According to Startup Genome, 90% of startups run out of money, end up targeting the wrong market, or fail due to a lack of customer research. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a well-known antidote to these issues. However, if everybody goes for Agile MVP development, then why do so many MVPs fail to produce results?