This keeps happening to me: people find out I’m involved in app development and they immediately start pitching their application ideas to me. In restrooms, at children’s parties, even in line at the DMV. I’ve heard all kinds of app ideas. Some innovative. Some banal....
Evaluating and Re-evaluating the Development Team In the first part of this series, we looked at the critical points of hiring an employee and initiating the first contact with a vendor. We’ll now turn to the third (I won’t say final because staffing should always be...
We all know staffing is critical when executing a custom software project, but unless you’ve worked in the business, the timing and intricacies of the staffing decisions can seem at best opaque, and at worst like smoke and mirrors. In this two-part series, we’ll look...
A lot of people wonder what it’s like to build an app and successfully submit it to the iTunes Store, so we asked former Art & Logic intern, Pranjal Satija, about his experience developing and submitting an app that was approved. Oh, by the way, Pranjal is...
Here’s What You Should Do Instead of Relying on an RFP Here’s my advice and, look, I’m not advocating for us here, but you. Custom software isn’t a house. It’s a business asset that has never existed before and it is customized to the very nuanced needs of your...
Most of us have probably used the term collaboration enough to have such a good idea of what it means that we don’t really have to stop to consider its implications. As the Google summary above says, the term derives from the latin word collaboratio (which also...
