Client feedback

I’ve integrated 5-10 displays or display systems to our software. Integration to Ampron was by far the easiest one. Thanks to excellent support You provided.
I didn’t bother to read manuals but what I saw, they’re pretty good. Specially the online ones.
I think I spent 1-2 hours to figuring out what’s going on with Ampron system. Maybe same amount of time to write required source code to our logic. It took some time for me to get familiar with Putty and WinSCP because it’s been like 15 years I touched UNIX systems.
We are always changing IP addresses by ourselves so I was hoping it would have been bit easier. On the other hand, second time was very easy.
At the moment, I do not have any complains or ideas how to improve your system for developers or integrators. Well, GUI for templates would be nice. On the other hand, JSON schema is quite self-explaining.

Liked the article? Share it!

How to Make Your Kanban Board Work Better with WIP Limits and Smarter Idea Management

One of the most common issues with digital Kanban boards is what happens to the first column — the “Ideas”, “Inbox”, or “Backlog”. Over time, it tends to balloon. Ideas accumulate faster than they’re acted on, and suddenly your once-organized board starts to look more like a cluttered notepad.

If you want to regain clarity, stay focused, and reduce mental friction, here’s a simple process we used to restructure our board — and it worked wonders.

Read More »
The Value of Experience: Why the Best Clients Are Those Who Have Tried Cheaper Alternatives

The Value of Experience: Why the Best Clients Are Those Who Have Tried Cheaper Alternatives

Our CEO and ​Business Development Executive Gen Vagula’s article explores why experienced clients, who have previously opted for cheaper alternatives, often become the most loyal and valuable customers. He will also discuss the futility of convincing inexperienced clients of your product’s value, as they lack the context to appreciate what you’re offering.

Read More »