SATVA Softech are a mobile app and software development company adopting a mixed-shore approach. Integrating the unique skill-sets of onshore and offshore teams, whose proven capabilities provide your business with the best possible outcomes.
SATVA has a vision: to become a leading force in providing innovative, cutting-edge technology solutions, empowering businesses to achieve their digital goals and are on a mission to become technical partner for 500 companies by 2030.
And this fall, SATVA Softech are expanding their BoS community connection as a Supporter of USA 2023 in Raleigh, NC following their fun and learning at BoS Europe back in the Spring!
Jason Cohen aka aSmartBear has been founding and building both bootstrapped and VC-funded businesses for 25 years. He’s had successful exits and built two unicorns and is currently Chief Innovation Officer at WPEngine. He also writes and talks about his experiences and the lessons that he’s learned along the way.
Jason however, is not someone who would claim to have a magic plan, a guaranteed playbook for SaaS success. Very much in the spirit of BoS, he understands that every entrepreneur exists in their own world and context, so his writing and talks tend to help you ask the right questions for you, rather than peddling a magic formula.
No matter what is going on in the world, one thing remains constant: the power of storytelling. It’s no secret that captivating narratives can leave a lasting impression on your audience and ignite the flames of change. In the realm of marketing and communications, the role of a skilled copywriter is paramount. But what sets apart a good copywriter from a great one? The answer lies in the realm of imagination.
As CEO you are the visionary, the strategist, steering your company to success. You are the driving force of the organisation, leading your team through challenges and opportunities alike. There’s a skill that can set you apart as an exceptional CEO – storytelling.
Frank Slickman is the enterprise sales guy you probably don’t want to hire.
Regular attendees to Business of Software Conference over the years may have heard of Frank Slickman, even if they have not met him. He’s somewhat elusive, spending most of his time on the golf course closing enterprise sales deals. He’s a super experienced enterprise sales guy. The sort of person that you might think could take all your sales issues away so you can focus on the important stuff. (Code).
Jason Cohen wrote about him way back in 2008 in a blog post, bad advice. You should read it.
Atomic Object creates applications for web, mobile, desktop, and devices and help companies innovate and grow with custom software products that are beautiful, reliable, and easy to use.
Their team of designers and developers can bring your idea to life — from planning to implementation. They’ll help you mitigate risk, make smart trade-offs, and get the most value possible for your budget.
And this year, Atomic Object are joining the BoS community as a Supporter of USA 2023 in Raleigh, NC this fall!
Barbie, the iconic fashion doll by Mattel, has spanned generations and remains a cultural symbol since her inception in 1959. While Barbie’s popularity initially stemmed from her fashionable looks and various accessories, the doll’s evolution over the years has been closely tied to advancements in software and digital marketing.
As this week sees the release of the Barbie movie starring the fabulous Margot Robbie (and Ryan Gosling) BoS is going pink for the day to celebrate this iconic brand and – more importantly – the savvy business model behind it.
So how has Barbie successfully integrated software technologies into its marketing campaigns and adopted innovative business models, making her an inspiring case study for businesses looking to learn from their strategies?
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought concerns about potential job displacement. However, it is possible to navigate this landscape and safeguard your career by taking proactive measures. AI will not be taking over your job any times soon, but others who use AI better than you might.
There are many things you can do to protect yourself, for example:
Bill Spruill, co-founder of Global Data Consortium, shares five valuable lessons he learned while building his company over a span of ten years. These insights can help entrepreneurs navigate their own path to success and avoid common pitfalls.
In a candid and insightful talk, Bill Spruill, the co-founder of Global Data Consortium, shared his experiences and the lessons he learned while building his company over a span of ten years. Despite making several mistakes along the way, Bill successfully sold the company to the London Stock Exchange Group for $300 million in 2022.
In this blog post, we explore five key lessons from Bill’s entrepreneurial journey that can help you navigate your own path to success.
Join Bill in this insightful talk as he reflects on the significant mistakes encountered while co-founding and developing Global Data Consortium (GDC) over a span of ten years. Bill will share valuable lessons learned, including the assumptions he made while making critical decisions and how he navigated the company’s course when adjustments were necessary.
In this NEW talk from BoS Europe, Brennan Dunn demonstrates how both B2B and B2C companies are dynamically repositioning their offerings and achieving tangible results. They employ behavioural research, customer insights, and data-driven research to deliver the right messages to the right people at precisely the right moments. Through Brennan’s insights, you will discover how to implement these strategies and start achieving similar outcomes, regardless of the size of your company.
In this captivating talk, Dharmesh Shah, co-founder of HubSpot, invites you to discover the highs and lows, accompanied by candid stories, of mistakes and the valuable lessons learned building one of the most successful marketing and sales software companies. Gain a unique insight into the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in the ever-evolving tech industry, all presented with humour and humility.
