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The SilverLogic (TSL), founded in 2012 and based in Florida, is a agile custom software consulting and development firm. "We make ideas happen," whether they require sophisticated apps, websites, or business automation. augmented reality (AR), and other technologies
The SilverLogic (TSL), founded in 2012 and based in Florida, is a agile custom software consulting and development firm. "We make ideas happen," whether they require sophisticated apps, websites, or business automation. augmented reality (AR), and other technologies
- What is your project called?
Example: Branding is vital to the success of any project. Your brand's name is often the first element that customers will engage with. The name must be distinct, authentic, memorable, and enduring. An original name is essential for establishing a strong brand reputation. - Can you provide a brief description of your project/idea?
Example: Summarize your idea in one or two paragraphs describing your project or idea. Your description should include a synopsis of project goals and objectives; stakeholders and their roles; metrics for measuring success;
a timeline; and an estimated budget. - What is the problem that you're solving?
Example: All successful businesses solve a problem or make life a little easier or cost-effective, or productive for others. If you’re thinking about an idea, think about the problems that it will solve. Having a problem to solve will make your app easier to sell as a solution to that problem. - How does your idea solve that problem(s)?
Example: All successful businesses started off as solutions to problems:
Uber was a new twist on the taxi industry - easier and cheaper. Netflix made online media streaming easy and reliable. Kevo made keyless entry easy, Lumosity for memory and brain health. - Can you tell us about the different users of the idea/application and how they would interact with it to solve their problem?
Example: What personas represent the different user types that might use your idea/application? Personas can help you understand that different people have different needs, and assumptions and can help you identify with the user - Are there any other websites, or applications available doing something similar?
Example: You have a rideshare app idea that is for an upscale clientele and features luxury vehicles and other upscale services. Uber, Lyft, Gett, Curb, etc. are similar apps in this market space. - Are there any substitutes to your idea?
Example: Both a plane and a car offer a method of travel. On a shorter distance it may be more efficient to travel by car than by air. In that instance, a car is an adequate substitute for flying on a plane. - How will people find out about your idea?
Example: Will you issue a press release? Talk about the idea on social media? Create a webpage? Search Ads? Influencer/celebrity endorsement? App store Optimization? - What's your funding strategy? Do you need help with funding, or financing to pay for part, or all of the development?
Example: Will you fund your idea/application with personal savings, loans, credit card, friends and family? Will you find a co-founder to share the cost. Do you anticipate investigating crowdfunding as another way to fund your ideas? Maybe consider raising donations on your own website, approach angel investors for seed funding? - Do you have a number, or figure, in mind that would motivate you to start development today?
Example: Setting a budget to build out your idea will depend on several factors:
• Complexity of the solution to your idea or problem to be solved
• Hourly development rates
• What are your priorities? Cost, Speed, Complexity?
- What is your project called?
Example: Branding is vital to the success of any project. Your brand's name is often the first element that customers will engage with. The name must be distinct, authentic, memorable, and enduring. An original name is essential for establishing a strong brand reputation. - Can you provide a brief description of your project/idea?
Example: Summarize your idea in one or two paragraphs describing your project or idea. Your description should include a synopsis of project goals and objectives; stakeholders and their roles; metrics for measuring success;
a timeline; and an estimated budget. - What is the problem that you're solving?
Example: All successful businesses solve a problem or make life a little easier or cost-effective, or productive for others. If you’re thinking about an idea, think about the problems that it will solve. Having a problem to solve will make your app easier to sell as a solution to that problem. - How does your idea solve that problem(s)?
Example: All successful businesses started off as solutions to problems:
Uber was a new twist on the taxi industry - easier and cheaper. Netflix made online media streaming easy and reliable. Kevo made keyless entry easy, Lumosity for memory and brain health. - Can you tell us about the different users of the idea/application and how they would interact with it to solve their problem?
Example: What personas represent the different user types that might use your idea/application? Personas can help you understand that different people have different needs, and assumptions and can help you identify with the user - Are there any other websites, or applications available doing something similar?
Example: You have a rideshare app idea that is for an upscale clientele and features luxury vehicles and other upscale services. Uber, Lyft, Gett, Curb, etc. are similar apps in this market space. - Are there any substitutes to your idea?
Example: Both a plane and a car offer a method of travel. On a shorter distance it may be more efficient to travel by car than by air. In that instance, a car is an adequate substitute for flying on a plane. - How will people find out about your idea?
Example: Will you issue a press release? Talk about the idea on social media? Create a webpage? Search Ads? Influencer/celebrity endorsement? App store Optimization? - What's your funding strategy? Do you need help with funding, or financing to pay for part, or all of the development?
Example: Will you fund your idea/application with personal savings, loans, credit card, friends and family? Will you find a co-founder to share the cost. Do you anticipate investigating crowdfunding as another way to fund your ideas? Maybe consider raising donations on your own website, approach angel investors for seed funding? - Do you have a number, or figure, in mind that would motivate you to start development today?
Example: Setting a budget to build out your idea will depend on several factors:
• Complexity of the solution to your idea or problem to be solved
• Hourly development rates
• What are your priorities? Cost, Speed, Complexity?
What is a Platform Cooperative?
What is a Platform Cooperative?
What is Capacity Management?
Capacity management in the context of this blog refers to when a business or organization maximizes its prospective future enterprises and production output continuously under any and all conditions. The capacity of a business or organization measures how much the company can accomplish, produce or sell within a specific time period. (Gabriel Machado Pureza, read Nov. 2021)
For example:
What is Capacity Management?
Capacity management in the context of this blog refers to when a business or organization maximizes its prospective future enterprises and production output continuously under any and all conditions. The capacity of a business or organization measures how much the company can accomplish, produce or sell within a specific time period. (Gabriel Machado Pureza, read Nov. 2021)
For example:
What is a KPI?
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are quantifiable measurements that help businesses assess how effectively they’re achieving operational and strategic goals. They are metrics that reflect the status quo of a particular element or “thing” at a specific moment in time. They measure the specific performance of an individual, team, or department across a myriad of industries and can help companies understand how their business is performing and what factors are contributing to their success, or lack of success.
What is a KPI?
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are quantifiable measurements that help businesses assess how effectively they’re achieving operational and strategic goals. They are metrics that reflect the status quo of a particular element or “thing” at a specific moment in time. They measure the specific performance of an individual, team, or department across a myriad of industries and can help companies understand how their business is performing and what factors are contributing to their success, or lack of success.
As the election season winds down and campaign consultants look forward to spending time with their families, we’re reviving our Florida campaign contribution microtargeting tool, built with Neo4j.
As the election season winds down and campaign consultants look forward to spending time with their families, we’re reviving our Florida campaign contribution microtargeting tool, built with Neo4j.
If you’re in the health and wellness industry, you are fully aware of the hours wasted daily dealing with disconnected records, managing customer data, and fighting with outdated or archaic payment systems.
If you’re in the health and wellness industry, you are fully aware of the hours wasted daily dealing with disconnected records, managing customer data, and fighting with outdated or archaic payment systems.
As businesses develop, all sorts of investment opportunities become available, to grow even further. And, in the current day and age, there is no more effective investment than a tech investment.
As businesses develop, all sorts of investment opportunities become available, to grow even further. And, in the current day and age, there is no more effective investment than a tech investment.