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Having the right technical leadership can make or break your business, whatever its size. A carefully crafted technology strategy is a must, but not every organisation can afford or even needs a full-time Chief Technology Officer (CTO). This is where a CTO as a Service comes into play. But, before we start, what is CTO...

Kicking off a custom software development project is an exciting, yet often formidable, prospect. While it presents your business with the opportunity to innovate, introduce workflow efficiencies and improve user and customer experience ratings, it needs to be done utilising proven frameworks and processes in order to maximise its probability of succeeding. However, one crucial...

Custom software development can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not familiar with the process. However, understanding the steps involved will help you stay in control and ensure you achieve the best outcome for you, your team, your business and your customers! In this post we’ll walk you through what to expect during each phase of...

There’s no doubt that choosing the right custom software development agency is a big decision and one which can make or break your project. Whether you’re a startup looking to launch your first product, an SME looking to surpass your growth goals or an established enterprise needing to optimise your processes, partnering with the right...

We’re in the early days of planning out a web design-and-build project with a new client. A key part of this process is the creation of a site map. The Site Map In its simplest form, a site map is a pictorial representation of the pages required of a website. With smaller websites this list...

Go Tripod is based at Tremough Innovation Centre in Penryn, Cornwall, but our team members work remotely from locations of their choosing. By giving our staff the freedom to create their own environment, they’re able to work smarter and in the way they prefer. How do we make sure that everyone’s on the same page,...

Software design is a complicated business. To illustrate this point, here is a user flow diagram from a previous project of ours. This level of detail is useful for a number of reasons; it gives the client a real feel for the end product before the need for any coding, it aids in the design...