Brightspark Studios - Full Service Software Development and Consulting

Brightspark Studios designs and develops internet and mobile applications.

Our Studios division consists of a dedicated team of designers, engineers and project managers. We assist our clients in the concepts, strategy, design, implementation and deployment of complex websites and mobile apps.

Brightspark Studios - Full Service Software Development and Consulting

Brightspark Technologies - Designing and Developing Our Own Ideas

Brightspark Technologies is our technology playground, lab and launching pad.

We love technology and we have many innovative ideas. Our technology division is where we get to try out new technologies and play with ideas. Take a look at Collectionbuddy, iStopOver, Jewlr, AgileBuddy and more.

Brightspark Technologies - Designing and Developing Our Own Ideas

Brightspark Ventures - We Create, Build and Grow Early Stage Software Companies

Brightspark Ventures is our Venture Capital division.

We have been investing in software companies since 1999, and have a large and diverse portfolio of companies. In addition to funding companies, we assist them with their operational challenges, strategy, fundraising and execution.

Brightspark Ventures - We Create, Build and Grow Early Stage Software Companies

Brightspark - Canada's Leading Startup Experts

The Brightspark Group of Companies – We are Canada’s Startup Experts!

Our corporate team provides the creative, operational and financial support to our divisions. Our team consists of experts who have worked together for many years creating and supporting successful software businesses.

Brightspark - Canada's Leading Startup Experts

Latest From our Blogs

  • Jan
    21
    Technical stories - are they included on the backlog?

    If you're not already a member of the Scrum development group on Yahoo, you really should join. There's a fortune of information changing hands and you can learn so much from the interactions. Just re ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Jan
    09
    What's the ideal sprint length

    Introduction I may have blogged about this previously. I have written so many blogs, I can't recall any more. However questions regarding Sprint length surface on the forums regularly. As per usual, t ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Jan
    07
    Sprint start and stop days - what's best

    Firstly, let me state that it is imperative that sprint lengths remain consistent. By all means experiment with 1 week, 2 week or 3 week sprints but once you have figured out your sweet spot, stick to ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Nov
    16
    What is a Spike in Scrum

    This question comes up time and time again and the Spike is often confused with the Tracer bullet. Adam Sroka posted a great explanation of the difference between the two on the Yahoo Scrumdevelopment ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Nov
    09
    Do you even need a product backlog?

    A great question was posted on scrumdevelopment group, worthy of discussion. The question posed ... Summary Their business moves very quickly and, more often than not, any stories that enter a sprint ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Nov
    04
    Remote contract workers

    A question posted this morning on one of the Yahoo groups .. " We have a Scrum team in the Silicon Valley and two contractors who work with us remotely. Although they are proficient at what they do, i ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Oct
    16
    State of Agile

    IntroductionSeems like there's lots going on in the agile world right now. Lots of talk about Lean and it's impact on Agile. Lots of attacks going on at the CSM certification. Kanban is all over the n ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Oct
    06
    Stories - how small is too small

    Today over on the Scrum Development forum a question was posted by a member. They have a situation where they have mixed some small stories with some larger ones. And the larger one is LATE - Really l ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Oct
    02
    The 7 Software Development Wastes - Lean series Part 7 - Defects

    Introduction When one looks at all the wastes, defects has to be the most obvious one. The cost and repercussions of finding defects varies depending on where in the cycle they're found. Defects found ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

  • Sep
    23
    The 7 Software Development Wastes - Lean series Part 6 - Delays

    Introduction Interestingly, this weeks blog covers the 6th waste - Delays - as identified in Lean. How appropriate after the long delay since my last blog post on Task Switching. Herein lies an exampl ...

    Jack Milunsky
    Agile Project Management

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