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Soak up the Spring trip to Singapore – The Country of Green light on Innovation Technology

We had a fantastic day, with plenty of sunshine, and we were thrilled to release two new SaaS products that were the result of our collaborative efforts with our clients and partners.

MVP development
The most-asked questions regarding minimum viable product (MVP)

Do you know what successful products like Airbnb, Spotify, and Uber have in common? They were way different from what they look like today. That’s because these products all started with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) before evolving into their mature versions as we know today. So, what is MVP? Why does it matter? How […]

marketing internship experience
The story of 5Ws-1H about the very first internship experience in my life

An atypical End-of-Internship Report from Khue Nguyen – our beloved Marketing Intern. How, Where & When? “What do people often do during their gap year before going to college?” Probably traveling, learning something new, or spending time for themselves and their family. Most of my gap year was exactly the same, but the end of […]

digital transformation
Work on organization’s digital readiness before DX initiatives

It’s no secret that digital transformation is not just a bandwagon but a new norm for today’s businesses. While organizations are appreciating the significance of DX much more adequately than ever before, it’s very often that they perceive such initiatives mostly about technology while overlooking digital readiness.

green tech ideas for startups
Green innovations around the world and opportunities for Asian green tech startups

GREEN TECH (abbreviation of green technology) is an umbrella term that represents the category of technologies that serve the ultimate goal of reducing or reversing negative human impacts on the natural environment. The term green tech is often used interchangeably with “clean tech” or “environmental technology”.

startup mistakes at product discovery stage
How startup failures can be predicted in Product Discovery stage

Many startups failed because they were so excited about their initial idea that they overestimated its potential, thus rushing into development without sufficient considerations, preparations, in other words, inadequate product discovery.