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How far does your solution actually hold up once it leaves the slide deck? One team from our June case study competition...
24/09/2026

How far does your solution actually hold up once it leaves the slide deck?

One team from our June case study competition at the EKONOMSKI FAKULTET U SUBOTICI got the chance to find out.

The winning team got the chance to turn their case study into something real. Real projects come with constraints no brief captures: existing systems, real users, real deadlines, trade-offs you only discover once you're in it.

So, for three weeks, they've been building alongside our team - testing, adjusting, and learning.

Stay tuned because we'll share the outcome, and what it looks like when you give talent the room to grow.

What is it really like to be a 360 Business Talent Program Intern? After three weeks at ICodeFactory, Marija shares wh...
17/09/2026

What is it really like to be a 360 Business Talent Program Intern?

After three weeks at ICodeFactory, Marija shares what the experience looked like from her point of view -and the lessons she is taking away from it.

Swipe through to read her experience.👉

Every useful business tool starts with an idea - but what happens next? It starts with research- understanding the probl...
10/09/2026

Every useful business tool starts with an idea - but what happens next?

It starts with research- understanding the problem, exploring the market and identifying possible opportunities.

Then comes concept development, where different perspectives and expertise shape the idea into a functional solution.

Next, testing helps refine and improve the solution to ensure it works in practice.

Finally, implementation brings it into the real business environment, where it can support decisions and solve challenges.

Discover the full process in our latest article: https://www.icodefactory.com/articles/26/turning-ideas-into-solutions-the-capability-that-keeps-businesses-ahead/?s=1009post

How do you know if a company is truly digital? A digitally mature company is one that makes the best use of its digital ...
03/09/2026

How do you know if a company is truly digital?

A digitally mature company is one that makes the best use of its digital technology to make decisions, improve the way it works and adapt to change.

We noticed that companies often have access to technology, but they are not always aware of how digitally mature they are. That stops them from answering an important question: Where are we now, and what should our next step be? Because of that, we decided to use our knowledge of digitalization and turn it into something useful, while making it completely free. Our Digital Maturity Assessment targets 6 different areas of a business so that they can fix what’s slowing them down and focus on growth.

Ideas like this emerge when you transform knowledge and experience into practical solutions that others can use, learn from and grow from.

27/08/2026

Let's be clear: we're not here to tell you to avoid AI. It's useful tools you'll have as a software engineer, and it's not going anywhere. 🤖

Our software engineers put together three habits that help them get the most out of AI, without losing control of their own code:

→ Let a free model help you write the prompt before handing it to the one you're actually building with
→ Save the flagship model for when you truly need it - mid-tier handles most day-to-day work just fine
→ Break big tasks into small steps instead of asking for it all at once

What would you add to this list?

Every new project starts the same way for us: with questions, not code. Before we start building, we want to understand ...
20/08/2026

Every new project starts the same way for us: with questions, not code.

Before we start building, we want to understand what is actually making our client’s day-to-day business harder. What takes too much time, creates unnecessary work, causes frustration, or forces people to work around the system.

At the same time, we look at what’s already there: the existing system, its quirks, and the constraints nobody wrote down but everyone has learned to work around.

We’ve learned that jumping to a solution too early is often how you end up building the wrong thing, just faster.

So we ask a lot of questions. More than people expect, sometimes. And when an idea feels right, we don't bet everything on it but build a small prototype first, test the assumption, see if it holds.

Some decisions can't be rushed. The good ones rarely look obvious on day one.

30/07/2026

A colleague put together a workshop on storytelling in branding. Then shared it with the whole team.

No big reveal, just someone who cared enough about the work to pass it on.

And that's where you see it clearly: loving what you do doesn't just benefit you. Knowledge spreads, the team grows, and everyone's work feels a little richer for it.

The best things here come from people who do exactly that. Maybe that's what storytelling and employer branding actually look like.

Product discovery is the phase that determines whether a solution will actually work. Before we code anything, we map th...
16/07/2026

Product discovery is the phase that determines whether a solution will actually work.

Before we code anything, we map the landscape: we look at what the best practices are, and we draw on our own experience to see what has actually worked.

So the real value of analysis is asking the right questions: does this pattern hold up in a different context? Which part of the problem does it actually solve, and is it the same problem we have?

That is where everything begins.

The best engineers we know do not spend less time on research. They spend more.

There's something special about putting a real business problem in front of students and seeing how they think their way...
02/07/2026

There's something special about putting a real business problem in front of students and seeing how they think their way through it. No textbook answer waiting at the back of the room. Just teams talking, changing their minds, and slowly building something they could stand behind.

Last week, together with the Faculty of Economics in Novi Sad, we hosted a case study competition for fourth-year students in the International Marketing course. And it was a joy to watch!

For us, this is part of a wider commitment to working with students and especially to building the skills that stay genuinely valuable no matter how fast the world around us changes such as thinking critically, weighing trade-offs, and making decisions when we don’t have enough information. These are the things no shortcut can replace, and the ones that truly set people apart wherever they end up.

We had a great time listening to every presentation.

Thank you to everyone who took part. We're already looking forward to the next one!

The end of the year is the perfect time to set goals for the upcoming one.If your goal for next year is to work on digit...
22/12/2025

The end of the year is the perfect time to set goals for the upcoming one.

If your goal for next year is to work on digital transformation projects and tackle real business challenges using technology, the Junior Software Developer position could be the ideal opportunity for you.

Check out all the application details via the link https://www.icodefactory.com/career/56/junior-software-developer/?junior=dec25

and apply by January 15th!

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