I think it’s time to go back to basics on what velocity is and how it should be used in a modern scrum team.
Whether for customer service or mobile shopping, self service mobile apps are, now more than ever, a growing part of retail. Self-service apps are becoming the norm in the retail world. If you run a retail company, you need to start considering the value in these apps if you don't already use them.
Craig Lamb, co-owner of custom software development firm, Envative, provides his number one “go-to” recommendation for anyone engaging in a software development project. Whether it be for a new product or application or an overhaul to something that’s existing, read on to learn the true value of prototyping BEFORE a line of code is written for your project.
Billy the Kid may be considered the most infamous cowboy in history. He began his career in crime at the age of 15 by robbing a Chinese laundry. Dedicated to his craft, he developed amazing skills in robbing and shooting, as well as disappearing and eluding the law. He seemed unstoppable. What does this have to do with the evolution of software development?
No matter what industry you work in, efficiency is one of the most important traits of a successful business. This is particularly true regarding law firms, as saving time will directly lead to generating extra revenue. There's plenty of scenarios where law firm software can drastically increase the firm's overall efficiency. But, not everyone is aware of what it can be used for. Not sure where to start? Don't worry, we’ve got you covered. Let's take a look at everything you need to know.
These days, the world of technological advancement is moving at the speed of light – quite literally. Fiber optic cables relay information back and forth at light speed. Artificial organs help transplant patients get a new shot at life. Innovative new building materials help us construct stronger, more sustainable buildings. The real estate industry is no exception to this technological revolution.
A recent article published in the Rochester Business Journal comments on the unexpected impact on companies seeking out new ways of doing business or products to solve previously unforeseen problems. Article author, Joseph Stefko, uses Zoom as an ideal illustration of the sudden explosion of technology to solve immediate needs. "Zoom’s a perfect example. Founded in 2013, it had grown to a respectable 10 million subscribers by February 2020. Three months later, it has 300 million subscribers, an astonishing increase of 2,900%."
Running a business in the wake of a global pandemic is no easy feat. You're having to adjust business operations to suit the need for your employees to work from home. Still, you're concerned about how your business is going to maintain its profits when employees are working remotely.
When it comes to Web and Mobile App Development, the first question we almost always hear is, "How Much will this Cost?" While I know the answer folks HATE to get is, "Well, that depends”, if I'm being totally honest, it really does depend!
If you work in the hospitality industry, chances are that you’re always on the lookout for new ways to make your customer experience stellar. What if we told you that the answer isn’t in mints on the pillow or fresh pineapple at breakfast, but in apps and smart light bulbs? New hospitality technology is transforming what it means to run a hotel.