A set of intense sessions to draft out an architecture of the future solution, outline main hypothesis and risks, and develop the first version of solution development roadmap. One may need this when there is the vision of the solution and a need to clarify technical scope, limitations and plan for the project.
The phase of iterative research and development, focused on validation of hypothesis and assumptions to clarify the solution project plan. One may need it when there is a clear technical picture outlined, though there are hypothesis and assumptions that brings too much variability in plans.
The SWAT team, escorting your project, develops a minimum viable product. One may need it when there is a clear picture of the project outlined, and there is a need for a viable product to be published promptly.
The SWAT Team sets up Client's development team, gradually transferring the knowledge from the prior phases. One may need it when there is a lack of DLT/Blockchain expertise and one need to start developing quickly.
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Being a good CEO, Stan’s utmost focus is clients, especially those who share our
pragmatic vision. “Ignore the hype and focus on your business” and “Be ready for brutal
honesty” Stan likes to say.
Stan’s range of professional interests is diverse. He was M&A consultant at Deloitte and
CFO at Canadian based BioTech startup. Now he joined Pragmatic DLT to build blockchain
software development company. Why not?
He promotes “citizen of the world” concept - thus, we have clients from all over the
world. As simple as that.
Mike is the guy responsible for making things happen. Thanks to his 10+ years of
experience in software delivery, PDLT is continuously delivering on their promises.
Before Pragmatic DLT, Mike was a transformation consultant for digitally enabled
businesses, mostly in Europe and the Middle East. Lately joined one of Sports Betting
and Gaming clients to ramp up Professional Services organization.
“It always seems impossible until it's done”, a saying Mike likes to repeat.
Good CTO is hands-on CTO, so Artem is. He is the type of guy who digs deep until finds
the essence of things. That’s how he found himself playing around with blockchain
technologies trying to understand what the buzz is about.
“Java, JS, Solidity, microservices, dapps, DLT, event sourcing, containerization“ is the
tag cloud of Artem’s skills. He dedicates evenings and Saturday’s to our Academy to
share his knowledge.
“Simplify until you die” is Artem’s motto. We like the motto as we feel blockchain field
is artificially overcomplicated which is not good for its business adoption.
Keep It Simple, but still Smart - this is the rule Andriy follows in his daily professional activities. Andriy has hands-on experience in a Software design which he got by building small and mid-size projects in different domains as an architect. Being a huge fan of Microservices and different ways of communication between distributed services, he fell in love with blockchain concepts from the first look. Java, Big Data, Synchronous/Asynchronous communication, Continuous development and delivery processes and many other technical things are in Andriy’s professional arsenal to help him lead a project to success.
Max supposed to be a mechanical engineer, but vocation to be software development won.
Nevertheless, he is the true believer in an engineering approach and he applies it to
everything we do.
We like Max's relentless concentration on solving business problems which is a rare
skill for software engineers. Max is inefficiency killer, his credo is “work smart, not
hard”.
Vasyl is the strong believer that a good design aims to solve particular problems, not
just to make the world beautiful. Vasyl brought such concepts as a data-driven approach,
fast feedback loop and customer interviews - sounds pretty pragmatic for creative
thinker.
Vasyl’s mission is to prove that B2B is a good place for design.
to talk about ideas you are working on. It is important for us to understand that we are looking in one direction and have the correct vision of the next steps.