Practical writing on software, technology and learning from the Innobrains team in Jhang, Pakistan.
Most custom software projects do not fail because the developer was bad. They fail because nobody wrote down what the software was for. Seven things to bring to the first meeting, and how to read the answers you get back.
A book depot in March is a queue, not a shop. Why a general POS cannot tell an edition from a title or an advance from a sale, what to demand instead, and six tests to run on any demo in ten minutes.
A pesticide, fertiliser and seed shop is not a kiryana store: stock expires by batch, a bag sells by the kilo, udhaar is the business model, and an inspector can ask for seven registers. What an agri-input dealer should expect from a POS.
An honest look at school management software in Pakistan — three-copy bank challans, SMS attendance, board result cards, real 2026 pricing, and how to choose the right system for your school.
An honest comparison of pharmacy software in Pakistan — free apps, Indian systems and Pakistani MediPOS. Features, prices and how to choose for your medical store.
The fear is losing a customer's balance somewhere between the register and the computer. You never have to risk it: enter positions rather than history, and run both side by side until they agree every evening.