How to Promote Your Product without Sounding Arrogant
January 22, 2019
As we discussed in last week's post, many tech departments will see budget increases in 2019. Among other boons, this allows many companies to hire the best and brightest minds at more competitive salaries. If you’re overlooking diversity in hiring, you could be missing out on some of the best talent out there.
Read More2019 is off and running. Every new year presents an opportunity for the next big innovation or breakthrough. Nowhere is this truer than in the tech industry. Here are a few trends and developments we’ll be watching closely in 2019 to help our companies be more productive and better serve our customers.
Read MoreManagers who don’t know the ins and outs of JavaScript but oversee a workforce that does should become familiar with certain phrases and terms related to it. This will not only aid in communication with employees, but will also assist in helping your customers or clients with questions. JavaScript concepts may seem overwhelming, but with a little research you should be able to at least follow a conversation and understand what’s going on.
Read MoreJavaScript is one of the best languages for creating web applications. There are many great options for JavaScript libraries and it’s hard to know what to choose. Which JavaScript Library is best? They all have similar attributes and a few areas in which they excel. We’ll talk about a few of the more popular ones and their various features.
Read MoreAs with any language, JavaScript has several different aspects that can be difficult to learn. However, it is one of the core modern web application languages and most tech departments require a working knowledge. While it may seem like a simple language, it can be much more powerful and complex than you would first believe. It has many subtleties that can lead to problems for new developers. Here are some of the more common mistakes you might run into.
Read MoreWhat’s the best JavaScript library/framework for your company? There are a lot of options and it’s important to consider which one would work best for your organization.
Read MoreIf you’ve been following our blog, you’ve already read how DevOps can help you achieve quarterly goals. But simply having a DevOps process isn’t enough. Winning your quarterly goals requires planning, research and execution. Planning isn’t always easy, but a little forethought can easily prevent these common tech mistakes to keep you and your customers happy in the New Year.
Read MoreWhat is your strategy for unplanned work that comes up in a project or in general? Do you have one? Let’s face it, at every organization and in every industry, unanticipated projects will happen. So, how can DevOps help you with it?
Read MoreOnce you’ve built some interest in your organization for DevOps, it’s time to start hitting executives with some hooks to support DevOps adoption. It’s not as hard to get CIOs, IT directors and similar folks on board; they know the value and usually like to keep up to date on the best technology solutions and processes. But, what about your CFO, or your manufacturing director? Show the whole executive team how DevOps can help with development quarterly goals.
Read MoreTransitioning to a DevOps process allows your organization to transform its workflow for the better and can have a great impact on morale, your bottom line and customer satisfaction. But it’s not something to be done lightly or without research. It’s a great idea to bring in help with your DevOps transition. You supply the experts on your company and reach out to experts for DevOps. An experienced hand can help you realize and implement all the benefits of DevOps. Here are a few things to consider when looking for a DevOps firm to partner with:
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January 22, 2019
January 22, 2019
January 22, 2019
January 22, 2019
January 22, 2019