Posted On: 03-28-2018 |
By Kristopher Stice-Hall | Topic: Development
Agile software development is far better than traditional waterfall ideology because it focuses on an end product, not methodology. In simple terms, it helps your custom software development company create better software by focusing on these four things: Individuals and interactions over process and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation […]
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Posted On: 02-19-2018 |
By Jeff Stice-Hall | Topic: Security
Your network is under siege. Yes, yours. Constantly. Every second of the day. Digital assets and information stored on your network are valuable to someone somewhere, even if your business doesn’t store credit cards, personal identification information, or anything protected under federal law. Hackers, digital pirates or whatever you want to call them can do […]
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Posted On: 12-04-2017 |
By Michael Huston-Lowery | Topic: Operations
Who remembers the good old days of Operations Management? The days when your business IT infrastructure included a couple of servers, a few dozen desktop computers, and Microsoft Office. All your IT operations were on the ground and the cloud was simply up in the sky. Leapfrog forward to today. Oh, how the landscape has […]
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Posted On: 11-28-2017 |
By Kristopher Stice-Hall | Topic: Development
When you choose a custom software development company for your project, you’re not simply entering a business arrangement. If you’ve worked with one in the past, then you know it’s more like a partnership. For it to be a good fit for both, you have to communicate clearly, understand each other, know each other’s goals, […]
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Posted On: 10-04-2017 |
By Michael Huston-Lowery | Topic: Operations
There are two types of people in this world. Those who insist on doing everything themselves, and those that delegate. Delegation isn’t easy because it takes knowing enough about the project at hand to find the right person for the job. Clearly, you are a delegator, or you strive to be one. Trying to manage […]
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