
MVP Development for Startups: Why your project needs an MVP?
Dropbox launched with a simple explainer video. Airbnb started by renting out an air mattress. These weren’t lucky shots — they were smart MVPs.

MVP Development for Startups: Why your project needs an MVP?
Dropbox launched with a simple explainer video. Airbnb started by renting out an air mattress. These weren’t lucky shots — they were smart MVPs.

Lean Canvas for Quick Startup Development (With Example)
Traditional business plans can be time-consuming and cumbersome. They often include lengthy market analyses and complicated financial projections. The Lean Canvas offers a better option: a simple one-page business plan template.

5 Phases of Project Management Life Cycle You Need to Know
Effective project management may reduce the wastage of resources and funds. That's why an understanding of the project management life cycle is crucial whether you're working on a small project or a massive challenge with great corporate importance.

Product Development Process 101: Secret of Success You Need to Know
It may require much effort to make a new product come to life. Although you know that you have a concept that can benefit a particular market, you are still determining how to get your product to market.

SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) Meaning
The world of IT is boosted with abbreviations. Today, let’s talk about one such abbreviation that stands for the software development lifecycle - SDLC meaning the process of managing a project from conception to retirement.

How to Validate a Business Idea: What Should Precede an MVP
There has never been a better time to start your own business. Never in the history have you had so much freedom and so much support. Never have there been so many new fields waiting for your initiative... Oops, but the statistics is sobering: 90 % of the startups fail. Why?

Startups Solving User Problems
9 in 10 startups never make it. In 42% of all cases the reason of failure is that users don’t need them since they aren’t offering any problem solving solutions. “Users simply don’t get it” is a childish excuse.