Engineering Insights

Explore why global companies are choosing Dhaka-based software teams for cost-effective development, skilled engineers, modern tech stacks, and scalable software solutions.

As a software company in Bangladesh takes on more international projects, structured communication, documentation, quality assurance, and delivery processes become increasingly important. Growing a software company sounds like a problem most founders would be happy to have. More clients, bigger projects, more developers, higher revenue and a growing reputation. But software companies rarely break because they have too little work. They often struggle because growth happens fa

Making a great new eCommerce site is difficult. There are many dimensions that a founder has to consider and get right before a new eCommerce site can compete with established players. Achieving sustainable revenue growth demands a strategic blend of innovation, customer-centricity, and seamless user experience. At Kaz we have helped many founders create and run their eCommerce platforms - our most recent was a completely revamped eCommerce site for the largest furniture prod

In today's fast-paced and highly competitive business environment, companies need to continuously improve their operations and processes to stay ahead. One way to do this is by leveraging technology and software to automate and streamline various functions. However, not all businesses have the in-house expertise or resources to develop and maintain software solutions on their own. This is where software development agencies come in - they offer a range of services to help bus

In the fast-paced realm of technology, the decision to outsource software development can be a game-changer for your business. Whether you're brimming with a brilliant app idea or seeking to revamp your existing one, outsourcing can provide the expertise and bandwidth you need without the hassle of managing an in-house development team. Bangladesh, where we are based is a major hub for outsourced software development projects, and there are really good reasons to outsource he

Remote work is the new normal, and managers need to be prepared to lead their teams in this new environment. And in today's globalized world, multicultural teams are the common remote teams. Cultural diversity is common in onsite teams too but the issues of miscommunications because of cultural issues are much more complex in remote teams. With the rise of remote work and the desire for flexibility among younger generations, managing a team from different cultural background

I was recently reading an interesting post about various kinds of leadership styles in the business world. The author tried to distill the styles into the following: Autocratic Leadership - my word is only word good or bad style of a leader Authoritative Leadership - follow me (better version of the autocratic if the leader has a clear vision) Pacesetting Leadership - driven leader who sets a high standard and pushes people towards that standard. Democratic Leadership - conse

< Step 4: Budgets Priya, our fictional software entrepreneur from the previous chapters on this series has a dream to make “Designly” a software platform for interior designs. She has followed our suggestions on writing down her features in the specific format that software developers love as step 1 in her journey to make her software. She has then gone through the methodical approach of finding possible software developers using a simple yet effective process using the metho

< Step 3: Ballpark Estimates Step 5: Select Vendor > Priya, our fictional software entrepreneur from the previous chapters on this series has a dream to make “Designly” a software platform for interior designs. She has followed our suggestions on writing down her features in the specific format that software developers love as step 1 in her journey to make her software. In step 2 she went over strategies to find a software developer company who will turn her dream into reali

< Step 2: Find Dev Step 4: Budgets > Priya, our fictional software entrepreneur from the previous chapters on this series has a dream to make “Designly” a software platform for interior designs. She has followed our suggestions on writing down her features in the specific format that software developers love as step 1 in her journey to make her software. She has then gone through the methodical approach of finding possible software developers using a simple yet effect

< Step 1: Specify Step 3: Ballpark estimates > Priya, our fictional software entrepreneur from the previous chapter on this series has a dream to make “Designly” a software platform for interior designs. She has followed our suggestions on writing down her features in the specific format that software developers love as step 1 in her journey to make her software. Now her big challenge is to find a software developer company who will turn her dream into reality. This is not a

< Intro Step 2: Find Dev > Meet Priya Priya is a successful interior designer. So successful that she just can’t find time to serve all the projects that come her way. She has a brilliant idea about a software solution that will be able to scale up her operation. A mobile app where many of her customers can actually do their own interior design planning work and then reach out to professionals like her to put the finishing touches to the plan. She knows it will be a great hi