It was my friend’s birthday and I wanted to order muffins and a smart fitness watch for him. I picked up my mobile phone and opened Google to search for muffins first. The very next moment, Google search results displayed muffins almost all over my phone’s screen. I clicked on one of those and the next thing I saw was a popup, prompting me to install an Android application for a far better experience of ordering muffins.
I was now wondering in frustration why I would need to install the app from Play Store just to order muffins. All that I wanted was to order muffins from a website and get it delivered on that special day. Anyway, I refused to install the app and tried to scroll down for more options. But then, scrolling down became a challenge with the flaky UI and installation popup sitting at the bottom...
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You’re in the office and it’s natural for you to feel hunger pangs at 1 in the afternoon. So, it’s a routine task to grab your smartphone around 12:30 pm every day and order your lunch using a food app. So, you first open the app, choose a restaurant and an item on the menu, select your delivery address, and then finally pay to get the food delivered for satiation. But, spending 10 minutes in the same mundane process every day no longer feels to be a pleasing experience.How Artificial Intelligence (AI) reshapes the Way You Interact with Mobile AppsNow imagine, you get a new food app that can copy your intelligence and learn from your food ordering behavior for 10 days, so much so that it can take action on its own to fulfill your intent. The app learns that you order a salad on Monday from Hale and Hearty,... 
If you have been part of a team that needs to work simultaneously on a spreadsheet which is stored in a cloud environment, then you will not find it difficult to understand what a blockchain is. A blockchain is a kind of ledger that is remotely stored but accessible to all users simultaneously. Anyone who is part of the blockchain network can access it and update it in real time. The intriguing part is that it is not stored anywhere at a single location, therefore cannot be compromised by a single hacker. What we get is a shared database which is continuously updated in real time.To get back to the spreadsheet example used earlier, many of you might feel that you have already used such kind of a shared document at work. But the way that works is slightly different. Say A, B, and C are three members in a team,... 
Automation in healthcare has been a kind of tardy affair when banking and retail have been fast to catch the digital wave. Nevertheless, healthcare is now quickly moving towards automation to handle the influx of patients being created in the current era of Medicare, Affordable Care Act, etc. Besides, providing personalized care to every patient by keeping uninterrupted connectivity between all platforms (hospitals, clinics, and healthcare offices) and removing human errors are also among top priorities that healthcare is striving to address through automation. However, with automation, it’s important to ensure that personal data of patients is not compromised to which HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) compliance is a must. Evon has a sound track record of building HIPAA compliant healthcare solutions that provide top care to patients while keeping their personally identifiable information safe. Below are some healthcare solutions that Evon has built in recent times.Automated PharmacyAutomated Healthcare... 
Introduction
Two ardent cricket fans were interested in developing a fantasy cricket platform targeted for India. They conceived the idea and came prepared with the basics of the game algorithm. The clients wanted to develop a web and mobile application to allow users (primarily in India) to play fantasy cricket on their platform. Evon helped them with developing the applications and reach out to market in a short time period of six months.
Challenges
Scope preparation – The client came with the concept and the game idea, but not a definitive specification. Our Business Analyst worked with the client in converting the idea into a tangible scope for the MVP. Our BA also worked with the client on finalizing the approaches to various algorithms, iterating and testing the viability of these algorithms.
Cricket API – The core match data of the cricket matches was the key input for the application.... 
Two men in San Francisco couldn’t afford to pay rent for their loft apartment. To avoid eviction and make a few bucks, they rent out three air mattresses in their living room.
And, Voila! They soon get three paying guests (two men and one woman), who pay $80 each for bed and breakfast.
Ever since then, the idea was no longer limited to just help pay their rent, but become a billion-dollar behemoth in the sharing economy.
The two men I am talking about are Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia, and the startup they built from the scratch is Airbnb. An unstoppable juggernaut now, Airbnb is currently valued at a staggering $38bn and has already been hailed as one of the most valuable startups in the US.
But, the bigger question is, how did they do it.
They Tested The Market by Launching an MVP
Brian and Joe realized that... 
Offshoring risks are real and could land your startup in a more-harm-than-good situation if not mitigated well.
Before taking the decision of whether to go for an offshoring partner for your startup, there might be a few questions or risks on your mind. In this blog, I'll be addressing those on the basis of how Evon, in its decade worth of experience of working with hundreds of Startups, has been handling those risks.
For a little background, Evon has worked with 600+ Startups ranging from the ones started by established enterprises to solve bigger consumer and institutional problems, to individuals who built their ideas block by block and eventually created runaway revenue generator machines. There are successful Startups now in the market whom Evon has helped build and scale from scratch to $2.5MM/Q profit businesses.
Now, without further ado, let's dive into the offshoring risks that a Startup might... 
In the previous blog, we got a reasonable understanding of how a technology partner helps non-tech entrepreneurs build a successful tech startup. But, the quest to find a good tech partner that fits the purpose is often very tricky and requires to answer some critical questions. So, moving ahead, I am writing this blog to offer insight into what all important things a non-tech entrepreneur must consider before partnering with a technology service provider to make their startup a success. Let’s begin!!!
Looking for a Technology Partner: Here’s What to Consider
What are Your Technology Goals
Before you start looking for a technology service provider, you should draft what exactly needs to be developed and what the deliverable should be at each step of the process. Defining your goals helps the technology partner establish if your goals are realistic and can be achieved without having you to make any false... 
Gone are the days when only tech entrepreneurs were able to build a tech startup, followed by a lucrative business. The last decade has witnessed a host of non-tech entrepreneurs bringing out-of-the-box startup ideas to fruition and making hundreds of millions of dollars or even more annually. Airbnb, Uber, Alibaba, and Tinder are some of the most successful tech startups that came from non-technical entrepreneurs.However, the most important question to ponder over here is how a low tech geek can turn their tech-startup vision into reality?If you’re a non-technical entrepreneur looking forward to build a tech startup, you should be prepared to overcome various technology barriers from the outset. The most common technology challenges that non-tech entrepreneurs face include:No knowledge of coding and no clarity over where to start from and howNot aware of what new and trending technologies fit your dream startupConfusion over what all features the Minimum Viable Product... 
