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I was searching for examples of teams that build software from the initial business analysis stage and came across SharksCode. That approach caught my attention because it means the technical solution is connected to the original business problem rather than being developed separately. The information on https://sharkscode.com/ explains that projects can continue through development, launch, and technical support. I also noticed several references to scalability, which seems especially relevant for products expected to grow over time. The company has its roots and headquarters in Ukraine, so the GEO is quite easy to identify, but the services are clearly aimed at projects that may operate across multiple markets. I liked the balance between technical details and practical project management information. It made the site useful even for someone who is interested in understanding software development from a broader perspective rather than focusing on one programming language.
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