Bartłomiej Kramarz

In today’s digital landscape, misinformation spreads rapidly across news sites and social media platforms, making Disinformation Detectors and Content Integrity Analyzers more critical than ever. The challenge of discerning factual information from falsehoods necessitates robust systems for Internet Claims Validation and Misleading Claims Checking. Traditional fact-checking methods often struggle to keep pace with the volume of content produced daily. This gap has opened opportunities for innovative solutions that leverage community engagement and technology to democratize fact-checking through tools like Truth vs BS Detection systems.

At today’s pace of change, the complexity and dynamics of the business environment forces a fresh approach to creating products that meet customer expectations. In this context, agile, user-centered approaches, including scrum and kanban, are even more applicable and important. In this article, you will learn about both of these approaches, their similarities, differences and the ways you can use them when working on your digital products.

Scaling a digital product – further developing it to cope with a larger market or environment – is one thing, but what do you do when you need to scale up the development process itself. What happens when you’re juggling multiple connected projects? How do you ensure that the benefits of scrum – fast, focused, flexible product development that balances user and business needs – still apply? This article is an introduction to the Nexus framework, which does exactly that.