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Communicating with others is harder than you might think. It is also one of the most important success factors in any project, because if we can understand each other, we can also work together. I have collected a few things that I think make a real difference day to day. It may sound obvious, but I have seen more than one project fail because of poor communication. With small means you can influence more than you think.
When you are looking for a new e-commerce solution or platform, there are terms often used as arguments for why you should pick that particular vendor. The labels are many: accelerator, framework, boilerplate, starter site, storefront, kick-off code base and so on. Let us try to untangle what they are and why they exist.
Finding great developers in today's market is a challenge, everyone is busy and rates are high, but where do you even start looking? I sat down and put together 3 different strategies for casting as wide a net as possible.
One thing I have been told over the years is that I often manage to put together good teams, teams that are efficient, that deliver, and that enjoy working together. What is the secret to building a team like that, and how do you do it?
The vendor of a new e-commerce system will hopefully ask you a few fundamental questions, and here are some tips on what you can prepare answers for to make the conversation better and give everyone a good chance to be relevant. Who knows, you might gain a few insights yourself along the way.
What even is an e-commerce project? The definition can be quite broad. It might be a platform replacement or entirely new functionality on the site, or replacing your logistics, or outsourcing customer service. In short, almost anything can be an e-commerce project. Let us for the moment just agree that your project in some way involves and affects your e-commerce.
