We face risks all the time but we have learned to manage them by making smart decisions, both in our personal lives and in our professional environment. The question is, [...]

The status quo in unit testing Inertia is the biggest enemy of innovation. People want to work with familiar tools and upgrading to a newer tool is always a big [...]

Successfully implemented software is not only about writing code, but comes from a development process that ensures productivity and quality. The cornerstone of such a process is continuous integration, where [...]

Drawn from lessons learned from the trenches, after 15+ years’ experience in implementing IT solutions, here is a list of ten key contributors to project success. Of course, projects and [...]

XML Web services brought a breeze of fresh air in the way B2B interactions happen in today's digital world. Logistics, transportation, invoicing and other retail sectors were revolutionized, since real-time [...]

Taking into account the budget, resource, and staffing pressures organisations are facing today, IT service providers and IT departments have had to figure out how to do a whole lot [...]

Security is a peculiar thing. There never seems to be any problem with it. You hardly ever hear of big companies being hacked or of specific cases of industrial espionage [...]

Every organisation that develops software wants to minimise the work needed to build new IT systems. But no matter how effective a development process may be, a real reduction in [...]

The amount of content residing in your company is growing exponentially every year. We’re talking about all the documents, emails, videos, contracts, social media and chat messages, and more. Most [...]

IT governance is generally accepted as the best way to maintain a long-term partnership between IT and the other departments of a business. Every CIO knows that this business-IT alignment [...]

Big data will impact all businesses and the way they use IT. At least, that is what the believers are shouting in our ears. They are right, but only partly. [...]