Insights Of The Year
This year was full of fundamental changes in the tech world. Now, companies to stay competitive should not only adapt to these changes, but also learn how to rise to the top from others in the next year.
Only 5% of companies get AI assistants right. Be one of them.
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Autumn’s last month’s insights
November passed in a blink of an eye, yet there are many different things happening in the tech world, starting from transparent features to lawsuits against social media giants. While some news is about the advantages of a rapidly developing tech world, others might make you question how these changes will shape the future of technology.
What happened in the AI world in October?
October may have passed quickly, yet so much happened in the AI world. The field continues to develop not only by improving healthcare systems and making billion dollar deals, but also by growing ethical concerns because of deepfakes.
Tech stack Mifort fall 2025
At Mifort we view technology stack as the foundation for innovation and adaptation, constantly optimizing tools for high performance and developer comfort.
From spreadsheets to shutdown: How lack of digitalization breaks startups
Great ideas don’t save startups from failure. Strong systems do. In a world where digital players move faster, ignoring digitalization can turn a promising start into a sudden end.
Web3 – No, Thanks
“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.
Chose AI? Now Suffer!
When a product designer set out to help his pregnant wife manage gestational diabetes, he didn’t turn to a developer. He turned to AI. It was just him, GPT, and a goal to create a full-featured health tracker from scratch.
A universal AI employee gets a foot in the IT industry’s door. The Myth vs. Reality
We always hear such phrases as «We do not need developers anymore» or «AI will make you a website overnight» with the growth of generative AI tools.
No PhD needed: Blockchain in LEGO language.
Everyone talks about blockchain like it’s a rocket science, full of words like decentralization, cryptography, and nodes. But what if we told you it’s more like your favorite childhood toy?
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