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Value Proposition Canvas — what is it and how to use it?

The beginning of developing any business model is to define our target group and the value that we want to deliver to this group. This is where the Value Proposition Canvas comes in handy as a tool that helps to analyze, design and above all, choose the right solution to meet the needs of the identified customers. In this article, you can find out everything you need to know about the VPC, its benefits and how it can improve your business. Essentially, the Value Proposition Canvas is a framework used to ensure that there is a fit between the product and its market.
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MVP roadmap — your guide to a successful product

A minimum viable product is a tool often used by startups to reduce the risk of overspending in the early stages of software product development. MVPs are popular because the success or failure of a product on the market may depend on its quality and implementation. How do you ensure that your product's MVP will fulfill its purpose and lead your team to success? The answer is an error-proof plan. Find out everything you need to know about a minimum viable product and how to create and use an MVP roadmap to build a scalable, robust software product.
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What is software product development? Types, methodologies, and process

Software product development is a complex process that requires a lot of preparation. Without a proper step-by-step strategy, a project is most likely set for failure. To avoid that, you should choose the most suitable methodology and plan the process accordingly. Read on to learn everything you need to know about software product development. Software product development means creating a new product that meets particular market needs. It's a systemic, logical process that results in entirely new software or an upgraded version of an existing product.
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Outsourcing software development in 2022: pros and cons

Outsourcing is a business strategy that can increase efficiency, gain competitive advantage, and help achieve market goals faster. No surprise it is becoming an increasingly popular approach and more and more software-based businesses are deciding to outsource some or all of their development to external companies. It is estimated that the demand-supply gap for software developers will grow by 22% between 2020 and 2030, making it more difficult for companies to recruit skilled programmers and build in-house teams.
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Building an MVP: 6 common mistakes to avoid

Building a minimum viable product is a recommended way to avoid failure while developing a new digital product. It doesn’t matter if your company is a tech startup or a large-scale corporation, an MVP will help you validate your business idea early and adjust your strategy to the feedback you receive. Every day, thousands of new products, websites, and applications are brought to the market. Some of them finally make a breakthrough but most of them don’t get off the ground. An MVP, if done right, saves you time and resources by helping you make better-informed decisions and find early adopters for your product.
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Everything you should know about MVP software development

Have you ever wondered what successful apps like Facebook, and Spotify have in common? They have all used MVP development to gradually become mature platforms loved by millions of customers. For many IT startups, a minimum viable product is the first goal they strive for when developing a new application. It’s a way to gather the maximum amount of validated learning about the target audience with the minimumeffort. Let’s explain more about why you should invest in MVP software development and how to create a successful MVP.
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Creating an MVP for a Network Application

Nowadays, there is broad competition in the market. To grab customers’ attention and to stay afloat, businesses need to find a product-market fit in the shortest possible time. A minimum viable product helps to achieve that. This article will focus on the purpose of a minimum viable product, what is the bare minimum when it comes to MVP, why an MVP matters while developing network applications, and finally – how to create a successful MVP. A minimum viable product (MVP) is the first version of a product that is ready to launch.
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Software development roadmap — what do you need to know?

How can you properly develop software without a plan? Probably, no entrepreneur has an answer for that question. Why? Because there is none. Every product needs a defined strategy, key priorities, workflow, clear responsibilities and division of tasks. A software development roadmap brings all these together in one place. Let’s look at what a software roadmap is, the different roadmap types, how it can benefit the project, and how to create a successful roadmap. A software roadmap helps to provide a high-level plan and overview of the software development progress and the product's goals.
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Proof of concept vs. prototype: know the difference

Every business is looking for new products to increase competitiveness and market share and meet the market’s most pressing needs. Companies want to create novel customer experiences, boost business growth, and launch new business initiatives. However, each well-designed item of software, before the product launch, should be validated with real-world users to verify the business concept. This is possible through a POC (proof of concept) and a product prototype. What are they? How are they different? A POC is an approach that allows businesses to validate the feasibility of new ideas.
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