Software House
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This podcast series is a fire-chat show with leading founders of software houses where we uncover their best practices when it comes to running and growing successful software development agency.
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Marius Mathiesen is the CEO of Shortcut, which is a leading mobile app development agency in the Nordics with more than 90 employees. In this episode, we are going to discuss how the Scandinavian company competes with offshoring developers, why cross-platform technologies harm the product quality, and what is the best way to generate sales for an app development agency.
Paul Crowe is the CEO of Intersect, which is a product development company based in Canada that delivers large and complex software deployments for the fortune 100 and well-funded start-ups. In this episode, we are going to discuss how they got into the position of delivering the software products for large enterprises, what differentiates them from the service providers with big names and how they are balancing recruitment.
Chad Pytel is the CEO of thoughtbot, which is a team of expert design and development consultants that bring web and mobile products from validation to success. We are going to discuss the development of a common belief system in thoughtbot, and how open sharing of expertise helps his agency to build a relationship with clients and the developer community.
Karl Mulligan is the CEO of Appify Digital which is a leading mobile app and consultancy agency specializing in providing digital product development services. Karl will share with you why he decided to scale down Appify Digital from over 50 employees to only two people and what makes their current operational model very unique.
Jacobo Koenig is the CTO and founder of Binary Mango, which is a mobile app development agency working with innovative founders to solve some of the most interesting problems. He partners with established companies and startups to transform the way things work and we're gonna dive deep into his agency business setup as well as a taboo subject of mental health within the founder's community.
Jeremy Chan is the Founder at The Jonah Group, a software consulting firm that designs and builds high-performance custom solutions with an emphasis on great user experience, robust architecture, and perfect fit. Jeremy talks about The Jonah Group's solution-focused approach in custom software development, shares his opinion on the effectiveness of content marketing and lead nurturing for their industry, describes the organic growth strategy of his firm, and explains how investing in the sales process can boost the growth.