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While the retail world was already in a transition phase prior to 2020, the pandemic accelerated it, often for the better.

Security is one of the single most important IT areas businesses struggle with. Why is this always the case?

Chaotic Testing introduces chaos to your system in order to strengthen it. It’s a solid methodology employed by business giants to prevent outages and systemwide failures.

While the COVID-19 pandemic brought all manner of negative consequences, one of the positive outcomes for many organizations was rediscovering an ability to innovate.

Agile is the standard for Software Development Teams worldwide. What can other teams learn from its principles?

Digital twins can be used to optimize operations, such as to plan downtime for equipment maintenance or replacement to minimize disruption.

Even a method designed to speed up your development cycle can have its bottlenecks. Here’s how you can work around them and optimize your CI/CD pipeline.

5G networks, IoT devices, and edge computing are combining in new ways to change the way we work, live, and play.

Digital content is a key profit generator for many businesses. With the right plan and assets, you can add to your bottom line.

It’s been said that the amount of data being created across the globe is growing at such a fast pace that 90% of it was generated just in the last two years.

With an evergrowing and expanding field and web developers becoming specialists, can the Full-Stack developer survive in a world that’s increasingly more complex?

The Pull Request paradox is what happens when two developers are so busy working on what they’re doing that they forget to check each other's work. How does this affect our project and how best to avoid it?

The next iteration of the internet could be dramatically different than what we have today. What does the future hold for the web and how might it affect your business?

In 2020, approximately 155 million people suffered from food insecurity-related issues. But there is a way forward, thanks to technology.

Should you embrace a methodology or focus on problem solving? Are these approaches at odds or can there be common ground?