EP. 20
Top 5 Mistakes in Custom Software Projects
July 29, 2024
Discover the top 5 common mistakes in custom software projects and practical solutions to avoid them. The discussion focuses on the importance of clear requirements, effective project management, thorough testing, user feedback integration, and maintenance planning. By addressing these key areas, you'll learn how to ensure your software projects are successful and meet your business goals.
Transcript:
Alright, Matt, so what brings us here today? Well, thanks for joining us today on The Moonelnolo Show. We are here discussing how to get an amazing backlink from the other side of the planet. That sounds awesome. How did we do that? I don't know. We put out really good content. Oh, thanks. Somebody found our content and they, uh, referenced us in one of their blog posts. They did. That's pretty fantastic. Thanks, Guy. Appreciate it. Very minor, but hey, pretty cool, right? So, but that's not actually what we're talking about today. I didn't think so. Yeah. I was about to say, wow. I looked up the wrong topic. This episode should have been called, From Guy in Parking Lot to Guy on Internet. How to be Found. That's right. And X. And X. And X, yeah. But today we're talking about how to prevent common mistakes in software development projects. Mistakes are the worst. They really are. Like I, I took a look at the list of the things that we're going to be talking about today and I can nail like exact instances where these have occurred in previous clients that we've had. Yeah. Like how it directly relates to missed deadlines or unhappiness on either end. No...
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We are Matt, Jason, and Monica. We are from Moonello. We help companies implement smart technology through software development and digital marketing so that they can thrive in the digital world.
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