Every software decision is sold as a neat equation: buy an off-the-shelf solution to save time, or commission a custom build for precision. In reality, neither path is perfect. Both options carry compromises, and the real challenge is deciding which ones your business can absorb.

You find the tool you need. No license fee. No contracts. You get it in seconds. Feels like winning: no invoice and time saved. But that “free” is just the beginning.

Starting an IT project without proper estimation is equivalent to setting off on a long journey without a map or a fuel plan. You move forward, yes, but reaching your destination on time, or at all, will be pure luck.

6.4 million leaked records, a 358% spike in DDoS attacks, and one AI model that left users fuming. August didn’t hold back.

Traditional loyalty programs were losing their impact, failing to keep users engaged. And worse, they were becoming a magnet for fraud. Over the past two years, loyalty fraud surged by almost 31% in total fraud attempts, eroding both revenue and customer trust. To address this issue, Mifort designed a next-generation loyalty solution built on blockchain.

Hiring staff is one of the key challenges for any company. This process defines project quality and cost. There are three main hiring models: Outsourcing, Outstaffing, In-house hiring

Build a tool with the MCP (Model Context Protocol) where an AI agent scrapes the latest news headlines.

“The internet without middlemen!”, “Money that only you control!”, “No more corporate overlords!” Web3 wrapped itself in these slogans, selling the dream of a free and open internet. A digital world without gatekeepers, where power belongs to the people, not to platforms. The concept had the potential to be a game-changer.

In the last couple of months, we’ve been hearing from more and more people from emails, calls, even the occasional social media messages, asking the same thing: how to “withdraw funds” from something called Mifort Solutions. Just to clear up any confusion, that’s not us.