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Oct 02 2024

Native vs. Cross-Platform Mobile App Development: How to Successfully Extend Your Web App

Staying digitally competitive means more than just having a robust web presence—it's about delivering seamless experiences that connect with users wherever they are. A well-crafted mobile app is one of the most powerful ways to scale your business, drive new revenue streams, and strengthen brand loyalty. Whether aiming to enhance user engagement or boost accessibility, extending your web platform through a mobile app offers tremendous benefits. When it comes to mobile app development, choosing the right approach is critical. Should you build a native app tailored to each platform for optimal performance or opt for a cross-platform solution that accelerates development and reduces costs? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll demystify the native and cross-platform mobile app development options, exploring their core advantages, the technologies that drive them, and expert insights to help you make the best decision for your enterprise-grade mobile app strategy.

Paul Lanyon

BusinessEngineeringProduct Management

Oct 02 2024

5 Stages of a Successful Digital Product Strategy

A product strategy is more than just a roadmap—it's the blueprint for building a successful product. Whether you’re an early-stage startup or a global enterprise, getting your product strategy right from the beginning can mean the difference between market success and missed opportunity.A successful product strategy helps you build the right product while building the product right. It aligns your team, guides decision-making, and keeps your product focused on delivering value. But what exactly is product strategy, and how do you create one that works? What is Product Strategy?

Paul Lanyon

EngineeringBusinessProduct Management

Jul 09 2019

Practices and Tools that Make for a Good Project

What makes for a good software project, from an engineering standpoint? There are projects that are a joy to work on, and others that are a drag. The industry has accumulated enough wisdom to be able to name a few practices that can help us keep our projects in the former category. These are a handful of my favorite practices and tools for maintaining the joy. If you'd like to check out an example project preconfigured for these practices and tools, help yourself!

Jeff Cole

EngineeringProduct Management

May 01 2019

Product Over Process: Do Your Own Thing and Build Better Software

I used to be a product manager at a company that will remain nameless. Here’s how projects worked: First I would put together a project request form that contained a lengthy requirements section. After the engineering team approved this project request, we’d spend a couple of weeks together documenting the business requirements. This meant daily, hours-long meetings with perhaps a dozen participants, and at the end, the output would inevitably be … essentially my project request form copied and pasted into a new document.

Steve Tiszenkel

Product ManagementMojoTech

Oct 31 2018

Goal Setting For Product Managers

Setting goals In order to accomplish anything important, you need to set multiple goals. Your goals need to be both in the big and in the small. The small goals that you set every day will help you hit the larger ones in the end.

Nick Kishfy

Product Management

May 01 2018

Building the Right Product vs. Building the Product Right

The Product Manager is an essential player in the software development process. Yet, we often find ourselves answering a troubling question when sitting down with eager prospective clients.

Paul Lanyon

EngineeringProduct ManagementDesign

May 01 2018

25 Questions To Cover In Your Discovery Kickoff

At MojoTech, we care about building great products, but more importantly, we care about building the right products.

Shaughnessy Conley Speirs

Product Management