Business & Strategy
Practical advice for founders and business owners making technology decisions.
Technology decisions are business decisions. These articles help founders and business owners choose the right development partner and engagement model, write requirements that save money, estimate timelines realistically and understand agile delivery, without needing a technical background.
How to Choose the Right Software Development Company in Pune
A practical checklist for choosing a software development company in Pune: what to ask, red flags to avoid, and how to compare proposals fairly.
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Why Outsource Software Development to India in 2026
Why companies in the US, UK, Europe and the Middle East outsource software development to India, and how to do it successfully.
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Fixed Price vs Time & Material vs Dedicated Team: Which Model Fits You?
Compare the three main software development engagement models, fixed price, time & material and dedicated team, and pick the right one for your project.
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How to Write a Software Requirements Document That Saves You Money
A simple template for writing software requirements that get you accurate quotes, fewer surprises and a product that matches your vision.
Read articleHire Dedicated Developers or Build an In-House Team?
Compare hiring dedicated developers with building an in-house tech team on cost, speed, control and risk, and learn when a hybrid model works best.
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Agile Development Explained for Business Owners | Techronyx
A jargon-free guide to agile software development: sprints, backlogs, demos and your role, so your project stays on track and on budget.
Read articleHow to Estimate a Software Project Timeline Realistically
Why software estimates go wrong and how to plan realistic timelines: breaking down scope, estimating ranges, accounting for risks, and tracking progress in sp
Read articleTell us what you're building. Get a plan in 24 hours.
Share a few details and a senior engineer (not a salesperson) will reply with questions, a rough timeline and a fixed-price estimate.