Kateryna Pysmenna

Kateryna Pysmenna

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I love to get to the bottom of the topic I write about by investigating information from the web and personal interviews. I prefer numbers and facts from reliable sources like Crunchbase, New York Times, and Fast Company to eloquent epithets.

Thanks to interviewing smart people — experts in their fields — I'm able to learn from them and share value-packed insights with entrepreneurs, startup owners, and tech peers via the Mind Studios blog.

How to Build a Real Estate App: A Guide for Business Owners
18 October 2025
How to Build a Real Estate App: A Guide for Business Owners

This is a comprehensive guide on real estate app development — or, simply put, how to build a real estate app that meets modern market demands. We’ll cover key features, the right tech stack, and challenges involved in mobile app development for real estate. Highlights: * The global real estate market is becoming increasingly dependent on digital and mobile solutions. * Real estate mobile app development helps streamline operations, improve client communication, and stay competitive. * C

Top 5 Best Real Estate Tech Startups to Know in 2026
3 February 2026
Top 5 Best Real Estate Tech Startups to Know in 2026

Want to improve your real estate business, get an unfair advantage over your competitors, or entice solid investors? In this article, we consider real estate tech startups in 2025 that have already raised millions in funding along with five technology trends that lie behind them. What PropTech startups are attracting VCs? Heightened interest in technology investment is no longer a novelty for the real estate market. The Center for real estate technology startups & Innovation (CRETI) reporte

How to Outsource Software Development in 2026: Benefits and Costs
20 January 2026
How to Outsource Software Development in 2026: Benefits and Costs

Entrepreneurs have mixed opinions of software development outsourcing these days, and for good reason. The failure of a payroll app development project outsourced to IBM in 2007 cost the Queensland health department $1.2 billion. On the other hand, outsourcing development to the US allowed Jack Ma Yun, the founder of the Chinese company Alibaba, to bring in $60+ billion in revenue in 2021. What did Ma know that Queensland Health didn’t? In this article, you’ll figure out how to reduce the ri

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