Posts by Kanani Voegeli
Websites, Web Apps, Mobile Apps or Custom Software Development?
Which one is right for your business? If you’re a small business owner looking to expand your online presence, you may have heard about a few different options.
Read MoreOutcome Engine is Now Certified as a Women-Owned Business!
We’re excited to announce that Outcome Engine has achieved certification as a Women’s Business Enterprise by the Women’s Business Council – Southwest (WBCS), a regional…
Read MoreSpotlighting an Influencer’s Innovation and Strategic Leadership
Outcome Engine is kicking off our customer spotlight series with an incredible woman who’s been making an impact in classrooms and on her greater community for decades. Dr. Patty O’Sullivan, Ph.D., is an…
Read MoreAn Educational Technologist Building Software for Tomorrow’s Leaders
This Women’s History Month, our spotlight shines on trailblazers who merge the worlds of technology and education, carving pathways for the leaders of tomorrow. Standing prominently in this distinguished…
Read MoreRevOps & Leadership Inspiration During Women’s History Month
This Women’s History Month, we focus on acknowledging the remarkable women who lead at the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. Among them is Kanani Voegeli, Co-Founder &…
Read MoreRevOps: How to Use Technology and Data to Drive Revenue and Efficiency
Revenue Operations, commonly known as RevOps, represents a strategic shift aimed at aligning and optimizing the efforts across sales, marketing, and customer service departments. This approach utilizes…
Read MoreLeading Software Development Teams: A Guide for Non-Technical Managers
Leading a software development team when you’re not a developer yourself? It’s easy to feel like you’re navigating a ship in uncharted waters, but even without a coding background, your unique…
Read MoreDefeating the Product Death Spiral: 7 Strategies to Keep Your Solution Soaring
In software development, maintaining user engagement over time is challenging. Even innovative products can fall into the “product death spiral,” characterized by declining user interest and stagnant growth. But fear not – the right strategies can steer your product away from this treacherous path.
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