Blog & Insights

We break down what actually shapes the price of a web project, from a landing page to a complex platform. What drives the cost, how much support runs you, and which hidden expenses surface only after launch.

Many companies believe their logistics are working fine — deliveries are completed, operations continue, and customers receive orders. However, a deeper analysis usually reveals the opposite: logistics are not managed — and that means money is being lost every day. Common loss points: inefficient routes and fuel overspending; vehicle downtime and underutilization; manual decision-making and […]

The price of a CRM or ERP rollout is not a single line called «license fee» — it is the sum of six cost items. We break down what the budget actually consists of in the Uzbekistan market and how to calculate the total cost of ownership.

Modern urban transport is no longer just vehicles and routes. It is a complex digital infrastructure that processes movement data, schedules, load levels, and vehicle status in real time. At OneDev, we build systems that operate in real transport environments: hundreds and thousands of vehicles, continuous location updates, telemetry streams, and operational decision-making by dispatchers. […]

A walkthrough of the full digital product lifecycle — from discovery and specification to launch and support. What happens at each stage, where budgets get lost, and how to avoid those traps in the Uzbekistan market.

Engineering Approach in IT Projects: Why Architecture Matters More Than Design Modern IT development for business often starts with visual concepts and user interface design. Companies try to present a prototype as quickly as possible, investing in design and marketing, but overlook a critical element — system architecture. As a result, the product looks modern […]

An MVP is not a stripped-down version or a draft — it is a tool for testing your core hypothesis at minimal cost. We break down how to isolate the product core, avoid feature creep, and steer clear of the most common mistakes.

A technical specification defines exactly what you will get from your development team. We break down the structure of a good spec, the most common mistakes, and how to accept the final result, grounded in the realities of the Uzbekistan market.

A practical breakdown of how to choose a development studio or team in Uzbekistan: evaluation criteria, portfolio checks, contracts, common risks and red flags, and why you must lock down source code handover from day one.

We break down the two core ways to work with a software vendor: fixed price and pay-per-time. Which is more cost-effective, where the risks hide, and how to choose the right model for your project in the context of Uzbekistan.

Payment systems belong to the category of mission-critical IT solutions. Unlike typical digital services, any failure here directly affects financial operations, settlements, and user trust. At OneDev, we have worked with systems processing real financial transactions in a 24/7 environment. In practice, a payment platform is not a user interface or a mobile application. It […]

Why software projects drift to the right and what actually prevents it. We break down estimation, sprints, risks and buffers grounded in the realities of the Uzbekistan market.

Most fintech systems are not hacked — they fail from within. Architectural flaws, weak access control, or poorly designed transaction handling often lead to the same consequences as a real attack. The problem is that security is often treated as a later step: “we’ll add it after launch.” In fintech, this approach does not work […]

Launch is not the finish line — it is the start of the longest phase of a product's life. We break down why maintenance matters more than the release, how SLAs and monitoring work, and what total cost of ownership really includes.

We break down which scenarios make a chatbot pay off and where it stays a toy. Telegram, integrations, AI versus scripted bots, and an honest ROI calculation grounded in the realities of the Uzbek market.

Cameras are almost everywhere, yet most of them simply record an archive. Here's how to turn a video stream into a source of decisions — for security, retail, transport and industry in the realities of the Uzbek market.

Large language models are no longer a toy — they are a working tool with a real budget line. We break down where LLMs genuinely help a business, what they cost, and the mistakes companies in Uzbekistan make most often.

How predictive analytics helps businesses in Uzbekistan forecast demand, retain customers and make data-driven decisions instead of relying on gut feeling. A step-by-step look from data to dashboards and real value.

Why Basic GPS Tracking Is No Longer Enough Most companies start with basic GPS tracking: location monitoring, route history, and vehicle control. However, as operations scale, this becomes insufficient. Businesses face new challenges: real-time decision-making; dynamic dispatching; route optimization; analytics and forecasting; integration with ERP and external systems. At this stage, GPS evolves from a […]

How OCR and document recognition remove the drudgery of entering passports, invoices and contracts by hand. We cover the realities of the Uzbek market, accuracy, integration and concrete use cases.

We walk through the full path of launching a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play: which accounts you need, what it costs and how long it takes, the most common reasons for rejection, and what businesses in Uzbekistan should keep in mind.

Push is the cheapest channel for bringing users back into your app, but it also destroys trust faster than any other. We break down segmentation, frequency, anti-spam practices, metrics and tools with the realities of the Uzbekistan market in mind.

Transport IT systems do not fail randomly. They fail under peak load — exactly when the business depends on them the most. This is when hidden architectural flaws surface — the ones that were invisible at early stages. Typical incident: peak hours; sudden traffic spike; system latency increases; chain reaction of failures; complete service outage. […]

We break down why a mobile app needs offline mode, how operation queues and conflict resolution actually work, and why this matters especially for businesses operating across Uzbekistan's uneven connectivity.