You have an idea for a product, but you don't know where to begin with? Don't worry. We got your back. Believe it or not, many entrepreneurs have the same problem. They worry that they will not predict everything or ask the right questions. Luckily, we have a solution for that.
how to get started
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why do we ask so many questions and do you have to know the answers to them all
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If you’re wondering why your LinkedIn feed is drowning in AI-related content these days, this article provides an explanation why it has become such a hot topic. It also offers some suggestions how your company could use AI to create marketing copy, documentation, and even user interfaces! Does this mean it’s time to let go of your writers?
Company culture exists even before the first employee is hired. It determines how people work – their motivation, engagement, productivity. It’s all connected. But is a company culture really that important? And how does it affect other matters, like relations with customers? To answer these questions, let me show you the powerful impact it has on both employees and clients.
Once you have the idea, it’s time to choose your software vendor. And with that comes a lot of other choices to make – set the budget, pick the methodology and features and finally, decide between custom or commercial off-the-shelf software (COTS).