Insights, tutorials, and updates about technology, software development, and digital transformation.
In the software and digital product world, attention is often focused on the initial development phase: new platforms, new features, new releases. However, the real complexity — and long-term value — emerges after go-live. This is where Kaizen projects come into play.
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Custom software can be a competitive advantage or a long-term liability. In this article, we explain how we approach custom projects at Devisia by controlling complexity, designing for change, and building software that remains sustainable over time.
Read more →This blog is where we share how we approach software work in practice—from the first discovery session to a production release and continuous improvement. It’s not a feed of announcements: we aim for actionable notes, clear explanations, and reusable mental models. If you’re building a product, modernizing a legacy stack, or evaluating “build vs buy”, our goal is to help you make better decisions, avoid hidden costs, and ship with confidence.
Topics include web and backend engineering, API integrations, automation, quality (testing, CI/CD, observability), security, and privacy (GDPR). When we talk about AI, we keep it grounded: define the job-to-be-done, measure value, implement guardrails, and make risk visible. If you’re working on AI features, you may also like our AI Risk & Privacy Checklist.
Founders, product owners, and engineering teams who need clarity: what to prioritize, how to validate assumptions, how to manage complexity, and what “good” looks like when you’re choosing architecture or a vendor.
Each article answers a real question and ends with practical takeaways you can apply immediately. If you want to discuss your context, feel free to reach out.
How often do you publish? We prefer usefulness over cadence—new posts appear when we have something genuinely valuable (a pattern, a checklist, a guide).
Can I suggest a topic? Yes. Tell us what you’re trying to achieve and what constraints you have. We’ll either turn it into a post or answer you directly.
Want to explore what we’re building? Visit Projects for products, experiments, and active initiatives.