Product Strategy

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Read MoreHow an Assessment Engine Works and How to Build Oneassessment engine How an Assessment Engine Works and How to Build One An assessment engine is software that stores a test’s questions, selects which ones each test-taker sees, scores answers, and reports results. It is the part of an education or testing platform that decides what a candidate sees, in what order,... By Dan Croitoru Oct 23, 2026
Read MoreEU Web Accessibility Directive: Public Sector Software and WCAG 2.2A public-sector form interface shown with a visible keyboard focus outline beside its screen-reader reading order. EU Web Accessibility Directive: Public Sector Software and WCAG 2.2 The EU Web Accessibility Directive (WAD, Directive (EU) 2016/2102) requires EU public-sector bodies to make their websites and mobile apps accessible to people with disabilities, measured against the harmonized European standard EN 301 549. It is the accessibility law for... By Andrei Blaj Oct 22, 2026
Read MoreIntegrating With Government Digital Infrastructure: Interoperability Platforms, eIDAS, and National IDIntegrating With Government Digital Infrastructure: Interoperability Platforms, eIDAS, and National ID Integrating With Government Digital Infrastructure: Interoperability Platforms, eIDAS, and National ID Integrating with government digital infrastructure means connecting a new public-sector system to the three shared layers on which a modern digital state runs: the interoperability platform that enables government systems to exchange data, the electronic identity and trust layer that... By Dan Croitoru Sep 25, 2026
Read MoreWhat International Organizations Actually Evaluate in a Software VendorWhat International Organizations Actually Evaluate in a Software Vendor What International Organizations Actually Evaluate in a Software Vendor International organizations evaluate a software vendor on a weighted set of non-price criteria, organizational capacity, technical methodology, team qualifications, past performance, and, increasingly, sustainability, which are scored first and separately from price. For a UN agency, a development bank, or... By Alexandru Artimon Sep 22, 2026
Read MoreFinTech App Development: Types, Features, Compliance, and CostFinTech App Development FinTech App Development: Types, Features, Compliance, and Cost FinTech app development is the process of designing, building, and shipping a mobile or web application that delivers a financial service, such as payments, banking, lending, or investing, under the security and regulatory requirements that govern financial products. A FinTech... By Alexandru Artimon Jul 30, 2026
Read MoreFractional CTO: What It Is, What It Costs, and How to Hire Onefractional CTO Fractional CTO: What It Is, What It Costs, and How to Hire One A fractional CTO is a senior technologist who takes on the Chief Technology Officer role for a company on a part-time basis, providing architecture decisions, technical hiring, and engineering leadership without the cost or commitment of a full-time executive. Startups... By Alexandru Artimon Jul 28, 2026
Read MoreCTO as a Service: What It Is, What It Costs, and When Startups Need OneCTO as a Service CTO as a Service: What It Is, What It Costs, and When Startups Need One CTO as a Service is a fractional or part-time engagement model that gives funded startups access to Chief Technology Officer-level leadership (architecture decisions, technical hiring, vendor selection, investor diligence) without committing to a full-time executive hire. Funded startups typically use... By Alexandru Artimon Jul 1, 2026
Read MoreMVP vs MLP: Minimum Viable Product vs Minimum Lovable Productmvp vs mlp MVP vs MLP: Minimum Viable Product vs Minimum Lovable Product An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the smallest version of a product that tests whether the idea works. An MLP (Minimum Lovable Product) is the smallest version used to test whether users care enough to come back. Funded startups choose... By Andrei Blaj Jun 24, 2026