This week we are exploring the topic of quality testing in software. Do you really need it, when do you need it, and how does it work?
Read More“Baby steps? I need humongous, sweeping miracles!” Sometimes the small things we do are where miracles can be born…
Read MoreWe all have those days where everything goes just right and we feel like we could conquer the world. Is that feeling left to the whim of fate, or do we have a say?
Read MoreThe most important thing is not WHAT actions you are taking. It is most important that you ARE taking action and what your mindset is while you do so.
Read MoreSometimes, it’s easy to feel backed into a corner on options and hard to stick up for yourself. But you’ll usually find if you do, it pays off better than you could have imagined.
Read MoreIt’s almost 2020… What are you finally taking on in the new year?
Read MoreRaika Technologies and GotAnAppIdea.com wish you the happiest of holiday seasons, and remind you to take time for the important things in life.
Read MoreIn this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. Number 5 is FINALLY about technology! But not in the way you think…
Read MoreIn this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. In #4, you learn to use your sweat equity to bootstrap as long as possible.
Read MoreIf you aren’t a techie yourself, you definitely need a technical co-founder. Find out why in this week’s episode of The Raika Show.
Read MoreIn this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. And #3 is…. (drum roll)… MVP!
Read MoreIn this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. The next most important? TALK!
Read MoreCrunchbase did a postmortem review of 101 failed startups from 2018. What they found just might shock you.
Read MoreIn this 5-part series, we explore the critical factors for startup success. The most important? Your TEAM!
Read MoreYour idea seems brilliant and you can’t believe no one’s come up with it. Is it really because it’s a hole in the market, or are you getting tied up in your one-sided view of the problem?
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