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- ⏩ Maryna Shuliak
About author
As a long-time member of Acropolium for 8+ years, I am inspired by the transformative power of technology on individuals and businesses. In the CBDO role, I've witnessed numerous hesitant inquiries evolve into fruitful projects. I would be delighted to share the lessons I've learned throughout this journey.
Articles by Maryna Shuliak
Why You Need Custom Cryptocurrency Exchange Software & How to Get It Right
In-House vs Outsourcing Software Development: What to Choose
How to Build a SaaS MVP Quickly and Cost-Effectively
8 Risks of Software Development Outsourcing & Their Solutions
SaaS for Logistics: a Guide on Increasing Efficiency with Cloud-Based Automation Solutions
10 Best Strategies To Scale Your Saas Business and Software
AI Use Cases in Major Industries: Elevate Your Business with Disruptive Technology
3PL Warehouse Management System: Why Choose a Custom SaaS WMS for Your Warehouse
Top Healthcare Technology Trends in 2024 to Elevate Your Medical Business
Which Fintech SaaS Solutions to Employ for Your Business: Custom vs. Off-the-Shelf
How Much Does It Cost to Build a Website in 2024
Software Development Pricing Models: Which One Best Suits Your Needs?
How to Build a Successful Software Development Partnership
EdTech Trends 2024: a Guide for Entrepreneurs
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