Posts tagged with "Customer Values"

We are excited to announce that DO OK has achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certification. This certifies that DO OK services have achieved the highest standards of quality and information security. 

Effective software development is an effort of the entire team and sometimes might be a real challenge. But what does this really mean? Successful cooperation with each other and with the client to deliver products efficiently are determined by several factors.    We wrote about the Actify project and relations with the client here and here. It's high time to pass the voice to insiders: Tomek Wąsiński - Tech Lead, Artur Łągiewka - Backend Developer and Tomek Timoszyk - Project Manager share their thoughts and experience about working on wellbeing solutions for the Netherland client.

DO OK has been ranked 34th in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Central Europe with 710% growth over the four past years. The company is driven by its mission to help create a sustainable future, which it believes will be facilitated through the informed use of its software.

  Organizations are increasingly dependent on business analysts (BAs) to navigate the digital transformation landscape. BAs play a crucial role in examining data patterns and industry trends, helping organizations identify the most effective ways to adapt their products and processes to provide value to customers and stakeholders.   However, what are the specific advantages of business analysis for startup founders and established companies? Why is it essential to harness the insights that a business analyst can offer throughout various stages of project management, particularly in software development projects? In this article, we will delve into the key benefits of business analysis for both companies and startups, with a specific emphasis on software development projects.

Exploring the discovery phase and what is a discovery workshop is critical for understanding the goals and business needs of any new product or startup. In this article, I am explaining the importance of the discovery workshop and details on how you run one.

According to Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen, over 30,000 new products are introduced to the market annually, out of which 95% fail. Product development is undeniably challenging, but is there a way to prevent your product from becoming part of this bitter statistic? Fortunately, yes, and it involves creating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). While it might seem daunting at first, taking part in a discovery workshop will make creating an MVP a lot easier.  Let us take a look at what MVP stands for. 

As a result of recent learnings, I've diagnosed the main challenge thousands of firms currently have: How to align their roadmaps in the ecosystem affected by pandemics? The stated hypothesis bolds out the important aspect of customer values. In this article, I explain how did DO OK pivot in its consultancy offering to help businesses change their service or product development strategies. I reveal some details of two methods: Business Value Chart (™), and Value-Focused Product Planning Workshops.