Daiji Kimura

The market for digital products is changing. It's getting harder and harder to break through with something new as a startup or build a system for internal use within an organization that is better than off-the-shelf SaaS solutions. The key to success is to be efficient in your planning to build an IT product. One indispensable practice during the idea phase of a project is Proof of Concept.

In the complex world of software development, customers often find themselves at crossroads when deciding whether to work with a particular company. Understanding the nuances of the decision-making process is essential for service providers and their customers. In this blog post, we'll delve into the various obstacles to decision making and look at how Droptica, along with its sales team, is helping clients deal with these challenges. 

Expanding your current websites isn't easy, but it's even more difficult to start a project from scratch. Every new project requires careful planning of its business and technical goals. As Benjamin Franklin said: “If You Fail to Plan, You Are Planning to Fail.” The right plan may save you a lot of trouble further down the project timeline. From this article, you'll learn what you should pay attention to when estimating new software projects.