Kaya Ismail’s Post

In today's fast-paced business environment, low-cost providers are constantly seeking ways to optimize their operations and gain a competitive edge. One powerful tool that can help them achieve these goals is ProdPad. However, understanding and maximizing the potential of this software might seem daunting at first.

Stop building generic software. Here are 3 ways to create revolutionary products: #1 Identify the real pain points. #2 Build for people, not trends. #3 Improve based on real feedback. Change your mindset, and your results will change too. Big success comes from small and focused actions. Revolutionary products aren't born. They're made through countless tests. So, your next breakthrough could be just one decision away.

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Let’s settle this once and for all! …is it better to go custom or choose an off-the-shelf product? Custom = tailored to client’s exact wants, more flexibility, and better scalability. Also we just like it more and crafting custom is always more fun. But... it’s a bigger investment upfront. Often - much bigger. Off-the-shelf - quicker to implement, often cheaper, and almost ready-made. But it’s not always a perfect fit, and you might be stuck with unnecessary features (or/and missing critical ones). When choosing a solution you should know: 1) budget 2) timeline 3) complexity of requirements If client’s looking for long-term growth (scalability) and specific niche functionality, custom-built is the way to go. But if there is a need for something fast-made and simple, off-the-shelf could be the quick win. Ultimately, it's not just about the software; it's about finding the right solution that meets your client’s unique needs. And that’s where we, as developers, bring real value and can think together with client to come up with best fit option. What’s your take on this, reader?

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If you are still selling features and functions or even identifying benefits, you are doing it wrong! This is the quickest way to get ghosted that I know. Customers have a problem that they need to solve, they don't want to buy your software. They want the business outcome that solving the problem brings, focus on that. 💥

The most common issue in software is not how to build things but building things that are not useful. The same can be said of most companies - it is usually not how to do the thing but whether that thing is worth doing. This phenomenon is often called The Build Trap and is why we should prioritize Solutions > Systems. https://lnkd.in/euZCbhdT #softwareengineering #productmanagement

A simple way to discover & deliver effective software features: 1. Make strategic choices ↓ 2. Continuously interview the right customers ↓ 3. Rapidly create & test low-fidelity prototypes ↓ 4. Toss 50-60% of your ideas ↓ 5. Iterate ↓ 6. Rapidly create & test more prototypes ↓ 7. Pick direction ↓ 8. Set success criteria ↓ 9. Design ↓ 10. Build ↓ 11. Deploy ↓ 12. Watch user behavior metrics ↓ 13. Review your strategy ↓ 14. Talk to more users ↓ 15. Redesign ↓ 16. Rebuild ↓ 17. Redeploy ↓ Rinse & Repeat from 12. Do this for months, revisiting strategy and continuously discovering with stakeholders and customers, and this simple formula can work effectively. It’s doing all of them for months, tossing out half of your ideas, and realizing you’re never done that makes it so hard.

A great guideline of how to build successful ideas: https://lnkd.in/dfk4RAuH