Tatiana Vdovychenko

Tatiana Vdovychenko

Marketing Specialist at JetSoftPro
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What scares businesses most about AI tools?

Many businesses fear the lack of transparency in how AI works—when decisions are made, it's not always clear why. There's also concern that AI can’t adapt to complex, real-world decision-making like humans can. Plus, if AI tools rely on biased data, they can reinforce harmful stereotypes, creating unfair outcomes. Here is a good article by JetSoftPro, a software development service, about 9...
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What scares you about AI?

For me, it’s the unpredictability of AI’s decision-making in critical areas. AI doesn’t always understand the context or significance of its choices, which can lead to unintended consequences. A striking example from JetSoftPro’s article is how biased algorithms can impact hiring or lending decisions, unintentionally excluding qualified individuals. This highlights why transparency in AI...
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Do you know something about ESB?

An Enterprise Service Bus is a software architectural pattern designed to facilitate real-time data exchange between various applications. Think of it as a translator between different software languages — Java, .NET, or a legacy system — and a conductor ensuring that each part of your IT infrastructure communicates smoothly. I understand it like a city with a public transportation network —...
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How do you define your startup's competitive advantage?

Since the choice of competitive advantages for technology startups is limited, many companies follow similar paths and choose popular advantages. Let’s break them down in detail. 1) Being the First at Something Being the first is attractive, but this advantage is highly unstable unless the primacy is historical. For example, if you are the first to invent a fundamentally new device, then being...
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How much are you spending on promoting and marketing your startup?

Early-stage startups are in the initial stages of their business growth. They typically have a marketing budget of around 10% of planned annual revenue (10% of total budget or less) or roughly $5,000 to $10,000 monthly. I think that's the moment when guerrilla marketing comes in. One of the great things about guerrilla marketing is that it requires very little budget. In fact, you can create...