Defining growth hacking is pretty simple. It’s using analytical, innovative, often budget minded strategies to grow a company's customer base quickly. It’s a technique frequently used by startups because founders understand that without growth they are sunk.
People are still arguing about cryptocurrency and its future viability. Nobody seems to be having this same fight about blockchain. Instead, companies of all sizes involved in a variety of industries are vying to make a splash with this technology.
It’s tough for businesses to remain competitive when they need the newest technology and don’t have the budgets to employ full-time in-house developers. There is a great solution, however – outsourcing development needs.
Ukraine has become a major player in the outsourcing vendor market place over the past decade. The reasons for this are numerous, but the most named by their clients can be found in our article.
Newer technologies have drastically disrupted business operations. And any business that intends to remain competitive and keep a good market share will have to embrace these new technologies.
Every industry niche has its jargon. Startups are not a niche, but there is “lingo” surrounding them. If you are contemplating life as an entrepreneur with your own startup, then here is a dictionary that will help you understand what others like yourself are talking about.
You have an amazing concept for a tech startup. That’s wonderful! Knowing the ‘what’ is half the battle. The next question is, ‘where?’. There are so many cities around the world that would love to be home to your tech startup. Just remember that not all cities offer what your business needs to grow and thrive.
An increasing number of companies are opting to outsource development projects to companies like Brainberry. It’s easier to maintain a lean and agile business by focusing your team on their core strengths while allowing a remote development team to tackle software and other projects.