How Beacon Technology Works
A beacon is a small device that emits a radio signal every so often, advertising itself within a small location. This signal can be discovered by internet-enabled devices, such as mobile phones. Once the phone receives the signal, a corresponding app will be started, and content specific to that beacon’s location will be loaded.
Why the Request for Proposal Process is Broken
The way we hire has changed over the last few decades, but pitching remains more or less the same the same thing.
What is the Bare Minimum in Minimal Viable Products?
An MVP is more than a prototype, it is part of a strategy to help you measure, learn and analyse your idea.
Tips for Gathering Internal Support for your Software Project
Getting a software project approved requires cooperation from all of the departments in an organization including customer service, sales, management, and production. Breaking through their initial resistance in order to get them to cooperate can be a very daunting task.
Location-Based Applications are Growing in Popularity
Location based applications actively deliver online content to users based on their physical location. These apps use your phone’s GPS, wireless access point, or infrastructure to identify where a given device is located.
Benefits of User Centred Design
Developers that focus on user centred designs tend to come up with interfaces that allow users to operate and learn more quickly. These systems are quicker to manoeuvre, simpler to understand, and less prone to errors.