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The Problem With Over-Engineering

Mentormate

As long as a strong project management team is in place, such risks could be mitigated rather seamlessly. Here’s why: The main purpose behind building a prototype is to test ideas fast so that, if they don’t turn out to be feasible, you can quickly come up with better ones at a minimum cost. A wrong sense of priority.

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From digitization to algorithmisation: How chatbots combine RPA, AI, and ERP

Capgemini

Possible use cases range from updating names, postal or email addresses, phone numbers to more complex cases where more data needs to be analyzed by AI, like changing order details, contract data, or authentication methods. These use cases have several benefits in common: Direct connection between different systems (with the same front-end).

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The Infinite Loop Part II: The Solution

Wolk Software Engineering

Ownership leads to agility & autonomy. When you combine agility & autonomy with “Do not disturb time”, you are setting the perfect conditions to achieve Flow. I have frequently encountered startup CEOs who have difficulty committing the word “Minimum” in Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

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Fintech App Development – Process, Cost

Existek

Project manager. MVP stands for the minimum viable product. There are many development methodologies, like Waterfall, V-shaped, Spiral, but we work with the Agile approach. What are their advantages and disadvantages, and how to choose the best one for your project? UI/UX designer. Back-end developer.

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