Month: December 2015
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Aristos Doxiadis of OpenFund –what makes a successful start-up
One of the challenges of setting up a new business for expert users is finding a market which is the right size and the right level of specialism, said Aristos Doxiadis of OpenFund When setting up a start-up in the ‘software for domain experts’ space, one challenge is targeting the right size market, said Aristos…
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Roger Schank – making better expert software
There are much better ways to build software which can make a useful contribution to experts’ lives, said Roger Schank, CEO of Socratic Arts. One way is to start with story telling There are much better ways to build software which can make a useful contribution to experts’ lives, said Roger Schank, CEO of Socratic…
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George Karaplis – low code – an inflexion point?
The advent of ‘low code’ technology could be an ‘inflexion point’ – a point of major change – in the whole universe of software, said George Karaplis, senior associate with IG Icon Investments Perhaps we are under-estimating the impact which ‘low code’ technology could have on the software industry, said George Karaplis, senior associate with…
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Dimitris Lyras – what low code tools could mean
The introduction of low code tools could massively change the financial proposition of building and maintaining software, said Dimitris Lyras, director of shipping company Lyras Shipping and software company Ulysses Systems The introduction of low code tools could make a massive change in the way software is built, said Dimitris Lyras, director of shipping company…
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Software for Domain Experts – a new business model? Report from our Athens conference
Our first Software for Domain Experts conference in Athens, Greece, on October 29 explored a better way to develop software for domain experts, and how the business models could work Download the full report here Could it be possible to build much better software for domain experts – and could there be many business…