Agile Development Explained for Clients: Sprints, Backlogs, Demos and What Is Expected of You
If you are paying for software, there is a good chance the proposal says the team "works in agile" and then moves on as if that explained everything....
If you are paying for software, there is a good chance the proposal says the team "works in agile" and then moves on as if that explained everything....
You know your business and you know what is wrong with the way it runs today. What you may not know is how to turn that into a document a development...
Most business owners first hear the phrase "technical debt" as the reason a small change will take three weeks. In that moment it can sound like an ex...
Most businesses have at least one system that everyone depends on and nobody wants to touch: the order system built twelve years ago, or the internal...
Most founders arrive at their first build with a long feature list and a short runway. The list grows with every investor conversation and every compe...
Many late arguments in a software project are about something nobody drew before it was built. Design is the stage where those decisions are cheap to...
Most software budgets are written as if launch day is the finish line. Then the first invoice for "maintenance and support" arrives and the obvious qu...
When you pay for software, you see screens and features. You mostly do not see the testing, which is why it is the first thing cut when a schedule sli...
When a business replaces an old system, most of the discussion is about features, screens and price. The data that has to move across usually gets a s...