Did you know that 56% of users uninstall mobile app within just 7 days of installation? Reasons are very simple: users prefer apps that are up-to-date and “require less space, load faster and are stable," says MoEngage study. The answer to these issues may be regular maintenance of an app. Have you heard about it before? Probably yes, but surprisingly, a significant percentage of customers totally forget about this phase and do not include an app maintenance costs in the software development plan.
10th
November
2020
business-and-technology
How Long Does it Take to Make An App in 2024
I remember when I was young I couldn’t wait to finish my education. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like I hated all of my subjects or wanted to start work at the age of 10 (lol). But I was more focused on getting to the next step, than enjoying the journey itself. Being in kindergarten - I wanted to go to primary school already. When I was in primary school, I wanted to go to highschool. And basically - I could have ended my education there, as, in Poland, it is only obligatory to educate until you’re 18 years old.
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5th
November
2020
business-and-technology
Why is Application Maintenance Necessary? [6 Reasons]
Imagine the situation, a few weeks ago, you downloaded the mobile app on your device that allows you to order food without leaving the house. You used it several times, and it worked perfectly. It is Friday evening, and you realized that you need some ingredients to prepare Saturday breakfast for your kids. So, you open the app and start to add the product to the basket. Everything was fine until you wanted to change the number of particular products. You click number 5 next to the tomatoes and... nothing happened. You don't give up and try again, but still ineffectively. Refreshing the application does not help. You still have only one tomato in the basket. The situation is repeated with other products. It sounds terrible, isn't it?
22nd
October
2020
business-and-technology
How to Design an Onboarding Plan Adjusted to Your Employees Needs?
IT companies are known for a very high turnover rate (13,2 % according to the LinkedIn report) because of high competition in the industry. Most of them try to prevent their employees from leaving by offering various benefits. Private health care, flexible working hours, sport, or educational subscriptions - these are just the basics.
17th
September
2020
business-and-technology
Why is Custom App Development Cost so High in 2024?
“How much does it cost?”, “Why app development is so expensive”? These questions are one of the most common which people ask me and my team during an initial discussion regarding app development cost estimation.
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10th
September
2020
business-and-technology
Why use Golang to build your business app in 2024? [6 Benefits]
I am sure that every future app owner wonders, "Which programming language should I use for my application?". The topic is extensive because there are a lot of technologies available on the market right now. Unfortunately, picking the wrong technology brings some business risks, such as difficulties with finding developers, feature barriers, quality difficulties, or (the most costly) necessity to rewrite the app. I am aware that technology price is decisive in many cases, but paying attention only to costs can be destructive. Technology should empower your business. I encourage you to get familiar with the possibilities before you decide which code to use. Let's take a closer look at one of the most popular technologies recently - Golang also known as Go.
20th
August
2020
business-and-technology
6 Common Reasons Why do Construction Projects Fail
In Cracow Poland, where our Railwaymen team is based, we have this infamous building called “The Skeleton” (in Polish - Szkieletor). It is 92 meters tall, which makes it the highest building in the whole city, higher than the St. Mary's Basilica even!
13th
August
2020
business-and-technology
How to Estimate Construction Costs?
I am a huge fan of the Sydney Opera House architecture. For me, characteristic roofs resembling gigantic, overlapping shells of mussels look like ships sailing on Sydney Harbour. Danish architect Jørn Utzon won the competition for the design and beat over 230 entries, although he didn't even meet all the competition conditions. He provided only a general Opera sketch. I wonder if he knew then that he designed one of the most famous buildings in the world? I'm delighted with this Opera, but the fact that this building cost 95 million above the first estimation gives me shivers. Yes, the construction costs exceeded the original estimate many times, and the commissioning of the building was postponed for 8 years. Because of the construction conflict, Jørn Utzon had left Australia. A group of young Australian architects completed the rest of the work.
6th
August
2020
business-and-technology
What is Admin Panel and How Will It Make Your Business Data Driven?
Let’s focus and try to imagine the following: you see two people who own two separate small shops in an average city.
30th
July
2020
business-and-technology
7 Benefits of Having Your Own Custom Restaurant Management Software in 2022
I love eating out! Discovering new restaurants that have been opened in my city, reading reviews, and experiencing tastes that I would not be brave (or creative!) enough to try out in my own kitchen is a very exciting experience. So when the coronavirus pandemic hit us, after the first shock and making sure that myself and my closest ones are safe I’ve started to order as much food as I could from my favorite places. Why? Because I know, how hard and unpredictable is to run a restaurant - and I didn’t want the places that bring me so much joy to close.
