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Ever visited a website and immediately regretted it? Like, wow, did I just time-travel to 2012? Unfortunately, websites (and most tech) aren’t like fine wine.

How Neo Vision spent nearly 49,000 EUR on its own website redesign. A transparent breakdown of costs, timelines, and lessons learned.

AI adoption is accelerating, but results aren’t keeping up. The unfortunate reality today is that around 70% of AI projects fail, most often due to poor preparation.

From the first artificial neuron in 1943 to reinforcement learning and chain-of-thought reasoning. A builder’s perspective on where AI has been and where it’s heading.

Should you build custom AI or buy off-the-shelf? This guide compares cost, control, and long-term ROI to help mid-sized companies decide.

Romania ranks last in the EU for enterprise AI adoption at 5.2%, while the EU average hit 20%. Here's why the gap is widening and what medium-sized enterprises can do about it.

AI is a present-day advantage, but for many mid-sized enterprises, the road to adoption is messier than expected. Around 70% of failed AI projects don’t collapse because the tech doesn’t work. They fail because the organisation wasn’t ready for it to begin with.

AI is the hottest thing in business right now. Every company wants it. Every CEO is talking about it. Every LinkedIn “thought leader” is milking it for engagement. Executives are signing off on AI projects because everyone else is doing it. Marketing teams are slapping “AI-powered” onto their products because it sounds impressive.  But the […]

A complete guide to building an e-commerce platform that performs, from UX architecture and core features to technical infrastructure, launch, and scaling.

How Neo Vision spent nearly 49,000 EUR on its own website redesign. A transparent breakdown of costs, timelines, and lessons learned.

A satirical guide to wasting money on software projects. Skip the specs, ignore your PM, set impossible deadlines. Or read it and do the opposite.

WordPress is still a strong CMS, but it is not the right centre of gravity for every product. Here’s when to keep it, go headless, or use a different application stack.

Is WordPress good for business websites and e-commerce? An honest review from a CTO who builds with it daily, covering what works, what breaks, and when to go headless.

Web3 was supposed to decentralize the internet. Four years later: what survived, what died and what the AI industry should learn from it.

23 lessons from running a tech agency in 2023. From hiring and firing decisions to the myth of irreplaceability, written by the Neo Vision team.

How Neo Vision built three connected apps for Klarwin: a service app synced to the ERP, live dashboards for 100+ stations and automatic data transfer.

Most websites do not need more features. They need the right foundations: speed, accessibility, useful search, clean analytics, secure integrations and a CMS that fits the team.

A practical look at what AI does in manufacturing today. Quality inspection, predictive maintenance, production scheduling, and where Romanian manufacturers should start.

We can’t publish current client budgets, but we can publish three real 2021 builds. Here’s how to read them without pretending old prices are current quotes.

What to bring to a first software discovery call so the team can understand the problem, constraints, users and next decision without wasting an hour on vague requirements.

Ten software terms that prevent expensive misunderstandings about scope, delivery, environments, ownership and what ‘done’ means.

The feedback habits that save software projects time and money: one decision owner, complete requirements, usable source material and deadlines agreed with the team.

A practical meeting cadence for software projects: arrive with decisions to make, review working software, capture owners and leave with the next step clear.

A practical due-diligence checklist for hiring a software team: references, ownership, estimation, payment structure, acceptance criteria, security and handover.

Software estimates are uncertain, but late projects are not random. Six recurring causes explain most deadline damage: requirements, decisions, scope, estimates, risk and dependencies.

New internal software fails when it fights the habits and workflows people already have. Here’s how to design rollout, feedback and training around real work.

An MVP is not the cheapest version of your idea. It is the smallest product that can test the business assumption that matters without making the result meaningless.