Risk mitigation measures are essential for startups. Take a look on how risk management could help your business to achieve a long-term validity.

Our team prepared an article that will guide you through the basic aspects of how to build a successful hotel booking app for your future business idea.

Lessons learned from seven measly sales.

If you really want to understand how Silicon Valley works today, you should watch the HBO series “Silicon Valley”.

A guide to finding the right day job, protecting your time, and building creative habits by Jeffrey Silverstein. Illustrated by Sunny Eckerle.

When I was a Stanford undergraduate in 2012, everyone seemed to be building apps. The sexiest tech startups—Snap, Uber, Facebook—were almost synonymous with the word “app,” and that the world was moving increasingly towards “mobile-only” software. Mobile fever was everywhere, and software = apps. Now it’s 2019. App obsession has calmed down.

I’ve observed thousands of founders and thought a lot about what it takes to make a huge amount of money or to create something important. Usually, people start off wanting the former and end up wanting the latter.

For every successful, hot-selling invention, there are a million others that don’t make it. But what does ‘failure’ really mean?

“I want to debunk the myth that originality requires extreme risk taking and persuade you that originals are actually far more ordinary than we realize.” – Adam Grant

There is no universal set of steps to launching a startup. The goal—to create a sustainable business—is broad and means that almost any approach can conceivably have success. For many entrepreneurs today, the only necessary things to launch a new business are an idea and some capital. With those in hand, the journey won’t matter as much as the destination.

One time I had a “great” idea for a telephone company. Service would be free—all the calls you want! But you’d have to listen to advertisements before each one. I asked my friend what he thought the idea was worth. His answer: “I don’t know. Telephone companies make a lot of money. Maybe $1 billion?” Great! I had a $1 billion idea!

Podcasts are all the rage. At home or on-the-go, more and more indie makers are listening to podcasts as a source of information and inspiration.

Well, if you read the title of this article you can probably guess we had a pretty BIG month for our blog. To say we are over-the-moon excited, thrilled, and grateful would be a complete understatement. It’s really hard to put into words what it is like to have a huge month like this.

Right now the tech world is abuzz with rumours, speculation, and anticipation for the graduating class of 2019 unicorns. Airbnb, Lyft, Pinterest, Slack, Uber, and a handful of other tech unicorns are all considering or preparing for 2019 IPOs. But there’s one unicorn that nobody is talking about, and it’s the most profitable one of them all.

People don’t desire products. They desire feelings that products give them.

Before we can develop effective routines, we have to envision what “success” actually means to us. Admittedly, it’s easier to just adopt someone else’s habits. Among the billion pieces of content claiming to hold the recipe for success, there are a few common ingredients, from working double-time like Elon Musk to rising before the sun like Apple CEO Tim Cook.

There is that wonderful scene in Field of Dreams where Kevin Costner is urged to “build it and they will come”. What if you do that, and they don't come?

How to develop right ecommerce mobile app for shopping? Everyone who manages his business thought about this question. This top tips will help you not to get lost and help you to improve your sales.

Could a client lead technology development? Does this scheme successful for the final product? Let’s figure out this together.

Our team, understand how important to follow modern practices and correspond to the latest trends. That is why we prepared a list of 5 trends that will drive your sales in 2019.