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Turning Weaknesses Around

Problems overwhelm us and we want to get them out of the way as soon as possible. Yet sometimes, a closer look, might turn them into growth opportunities and means to deliver amazing experiences.

Published on April 01, 2014

Plastic For Bits

The ultimate raison d'être of iomando is as simple as the fact that we are replacing plastic for bits. That's what software does by definition, it enables and reaps the benefits of scale.

Published on March 16, 2014

Double-Edged Business Model

iomando operates a double-sided business model that provides a classic markup sale for distributors, but also enables a SAAS to run on top — which was the result of several failed attempts to fit a software-based solution within a traditionally hardware-based industry.

Published on March 03, 2014

iomando Door Status

Introducing iomando Door Status, a new technology that will allow every admin to check, at any given moment, in real-time, their door status.

Published on February 23, 2014

Overcoming Focus

While focus is usually perceived as a fundamental component to build a sustainable business in the long-term, when in survival mode, focus might only contribute to wreck you down.

Published on February 11, 2014

Discovering As You Go

As we advanced on our journey we discovered new, initially invisible markets to serve, where our product was a better fit. The hardest part though was acknowledging that our initial product ideas were not optimal.

Published on January 23, 2014

iomando Is Now Able To Push

Introducing iomando 2.0.1, the ~~not that~~ minor update that brings along push synchronization across the board. The feature that nobody will see, but everybody will notice.

Published on January 13, 2014

iomando 2.0 — Behind The Scenes

Introducing iomando 2.0, the product story behind its three most prominent and challenging features.

Published on January 07, 2014

iomando 2.0 — Hardware Update

Introducing iomando 2.0 hardware, with double relay bay to control up to four accesses, radio communications for mesh networking and GPS support.

Published on December 27, 2013

iomando 2.0

Introducing iomando 2.0, with a redesigned interface, passwordless login, support for multiple doors, location-based permissions and much more.

Published on December 12, 2013

We Were Wrong About Pricing

How we changed our pricing strategy in order to make both distributors and customers happy, while creating a sustainable business along the way.

Published on June 10, 2013

iomando 1.1

An original, unaltered replica of a post published on the official iomando blog that introduced iomando 1.1, with a faster and more secure open experience and a new mobile management tool.

Published on May 09, 2013

Betting On Cellular Technology

The reasons behind the controversial decision of using cellular technology — rather than Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, to power our IoT devices.

Published on April 02, 2013

Services And Subscriptions

Why subscription-based businesses promote the right incentives in order to deliver the best products and create healthier customer relationships.

Published on March 11, 2013

iomando 1.0

An original, unaltered replica of the very first post published on the official iomando blog that introduced iomando 1.0, the first version of the product.

Published on February 23, 2013

Pivoting iomando

Most of our initial assumptions about iomando proved to be wrong early on. This is the story of how we turned the entire business model around and the lessons we learned while introducing the very first iteration of the product.

Published on January 15, 2013

iomando — Prologue

The — overly simplified and opinionated — story of how iomando came to be.

Published on January 04, 2013

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