Discover articles on software development, AI automation and technology for businesses.
By Miguel García · September 11, 2026
Twenty-five years after 9/11, its hardest lesson for businesses still holds: what happens when everything fails at once. NIS2 turns that lesson into law: software resilience and security are no longer optional. This article explains what the directive actually requires and what your company can do about it, regardless of budget.
By Jorge Carballo · September 8, 2026
Financing software development is one of the biggest obstacles a startup faces in its early stages. This article covers the real financing routes - bootstrapped, private and public - and how to combine them with a development strategy that reduces both risk and cost from day one.
By Miguel García · August 25, 2026
Modernizing legacy software is not a technical decision, it is a business decision. This article explains when modernization pays off, when it is better to wait, and how to do it in phases without stopping operations or risking company data.
By Miguel García · August 18, 2026
AI agents promise to automate entire tasks, not just answer questions. But there is a real gap between the marketing and what actually works. This article explains what an AI agent can genuinely do inside a business today, what you still should not hand over to one, and how to tell if your company is ready to implement one without putting critical processes at risk.
By Alicia Guzmán · August 13, 2026
Kit Digital 2026 remains the most widely used public grant for SMEs and freelancers digitalizing their business in Spain, but few companies know exactly what the voucher covers and what it leaves out. This article breaks down the segments, the catalog categories, its real limits, and how to pair it with custom development when the catalog falls short.
By Miguel García · July 29, 2026
Choosing between a native app and a web app is not a matter of taste — it is a business decision that depends on budget, timeline, required features, and who you need to reach. This article breaks down the real differences between both options and how to decide which one fits your project without overspending or falling short.
By Jorge Carballo · July 16, 2026
When a company asks how long it takes to build a web platform, the honest answer is rarely a fixed number. It depends on how many user roles it has, which integrations it requires, and how much business logic sits behind it. This article breaks down the real development phases, the factors that most often extend timelines, and how to set a realistic schedule before you start.
By Miguel García · July 13, 2026
ACPOL EB, an academy preparing students for Spain's national police exam, was maintaining three separate apps (Android, iOS, and backoffice) that made every change more expensive and delayed every update by weeks. This is the real case of how we migrated their platform to a PWA without stopping the business, in two months, starting with a clear definition of the problem, the user, the scope, the metric, and the prototype.
By Alicia Guzmán · July 9, 2026
Budgeting a software project blindly almost always ends in overrun. This article explains why most budgets fail due to poor definition, not technical difficulty, and how to define the problem, the user, the scope, the metric, and a basic prototype in days, not months.
By Roselys Ayora · July 6, 2026
Most software projects don't fail because of the code — they fail because of how they were defined at the start. This article explains what a solid project definition actually includes, why skipping it to "save time" ends up costing more, and how to keep it short and tangible instead of turning it into an endless process.
By Miguel García · June 30, 2026
Almost every software project that goes wrong fails for the same reasons, and hardly any of them are technical. We go through the most common mistakes in software development — from definition to maintenance — and what we have learned on each project to avoid them before they cost months and money.
By Carlos Aristegui · June 26, 2026
Your sales team spends more time than you think on tasks that are not selling: filling in the CRM, writing follow-ups, building reports. This article explains which sales tasks you can automate, with concrete examples, what is better left to people, and how to start without launching a huge project.
By Jorge Carballo · June 22, 2026
Adding integrations to your software looks free… until it isn't. This article explains why the problem is not how many integrations you have, but how they are wired together, what signs warn you the system is becoming unmanageable, and how to regain control without rebuilding everything.
By Miguel García Reimers · June 17, 2026
Artificial intelligence can do genuinely useful things for your company, but not everything it is promised to do. This article explains which tasks AI can really automate as of today, what it still cannot do, and how to tell when you need AI and when a simpler automation is enough.
By Jorge Carballo · June 12, 2026
Not every app that gives you trouble needs to be rebuilt from scratch. Sometimes improving it is enough; other times, endless patching turns out far more expensive. This article helps you tell a rewrite apart from an improvement, and make the call before you spend time and budget heading the wrong way.
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