Of all the things tech can do, it does one thing very well. Are you using that one thing to your advantage or has it become a stumbling block?

These four values help founders better understand their tech and their customers and create better products.

Read on to learn why we stopped signing contracts that agree to specific feature sets.

Trying to get your product perfect before launch? You might find this one piece of advice surprising…

Every software development project we do at ThinkNimble is based on the principles of iterative development.

Cognitive overload causes decision fatigue, overwhelm, inability to prioritize, and reduced effectiveness. This is especially true for your technical team.

The way you treat your tech team could be dictating which type of employee you’re getting…

These four nontechnical ways to build a better product will help you stay focused and clear while building your tech product.

Breaking down some pros and cons so you can make the best choice for you.

A proposal for a better way to think about your software development spending.

Software development is a process, so the simple answer is “until your business is done.”

MVP means a lot of different things these days, but what are the crucial elements you actually need to start with?

The execution of your idea is far more important than the idea itself.

You need to build a strong, manual business process before you can ever apply technology to it.

A lot of founders have the same misconceptions when it comes to building their first app.