Conquer the Challenge of Product-Market Fit as a Founder
Conquer the Challenge of Product-Market Fit as a Founder
Customer ValidationAlejandro ZakzukStartup MVP success, StartupsComment

Finding product-market fit is like discovering the moment when your product finally resonates with your market—customers not only see the value but start actively using it. For founders, it’s one of the most critical and challenging milestones. In this article, Alejandro Zakzuk, Founder of Soluntech, shares insights from his own entrepreneurial journey, including the pivotal role of feedback, iteration, and the willingness to pivot. 

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Understanding the Components of AI Agent Architecture
Understanding the Components of AI Agent Architecture
Alejandro ZakzukComment

AI agents are transforming businesses with their ability to learn, decide, and act autonomously. But what powers these intelligent systems? In our latest article, we delve into the essential components of AI agent architecture—decision-making engines, knowledge bases, and learning models. We also explore how these elements integrate seamlessly and highlight architectural patterns that ensure scalability and efficiency. 

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Why Building Custom Software Is Not Like Building a Car
Why Building Custom Software Is Not Like Building a Car
Business, App Development, Software DevelopmentAlejandro ZakzukSMBs, SMEs, business, Software DevelopmentComment

Custom software development is often compared to manufacturing a car, but the reality is far more complex. While cars are built using standardized parts and follow a predictable, repeatable process, custom software is a unique and dynamic journey. It requires solving new problems, adapting to unforeseen challenges, and continuously validating and evolving to meet your business’s specific needs.

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Why Building an MVP Is Not the Same as Building a House
Why Building an MVP Is Not the Same as Building a House
Startup, Software DevelopmentAlejandro ZakzukMVP, StartupsComment

Building an MVP is often compared to constructing a house—but the truth is, they couldn’t be more different. While houses follow a rigid blueprint with predictable steps and materials, MVP development is a dynamic, iterative process full of unknowns. An MVP is not about creating a “finished product” from the start; it’s about validating an idea, learning from user feedback, and evolving based on real-world insights. 

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