If your company is considering looking outside for help in development of a software project, a Request for Proposal (RFP) is probably the first step you think of to find
Explaining product design to clients is often harder than it should be. Too often people, even (especially?) ‘software people’, can’t separate the actual product design from its more concrete constituent parts, such
Most developers by now (especially those targeting mobile browsers) agree that taking advantage of browser hardware acceleration is pretty critical. Ticks like forcing elements to be accelerated by using identity
So your once-small Scrum team that was knocking out releases like clockwork has begun growing, and now it feels like it’s about to break under its own success. Your sprint
Metrics are as old as numbers themselves. The first software programs ever written, or more accurately wired, did little more than reveal metrics. Metrics hide in data, and in the
It has only taken about 20 years, but HTML development is starting to not be completely hair-pulling frustrating. It’s good to see clients finally dropping the “must support IE 8”
Everyone who has used Scrum knows what user stories are. Most people who have used Scrum know what story points are. Few people who have used Scrum really get the
If you’ve ever sat down in the first meeting with a product owner at the beginning of a new-from-the-ground-up Scrum-managed project and said “Ok, let’s create the stories!” you’ve probably
For more than a quarter century, I have been providing software development services to a diverse clientele that includes companies from a wide range of industries including telecommunications, financial services,
Tech innovation reached a new level of ubiquitous influence in 2012. From talks about technology during the election, to the explosion of mobile content, every company upped their social media
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