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When money gets tight, even good software gets cut. Some people might not want to see it, but it’s a reality.  It’s not a question of quality. It’s not about how hard your team worked, how elegant the architecture is, or how much it’s “used.” When budgets shrink, software goes under the...

Staff augmentation and outsourced teams have long been the go-to solutions when companies need to move fast. When there’s a deadline approaching, a team that’s stretched thin, or a project that risks stalling out, businesses tend to rely on these services to get quick wins. As you know, these...

Before you invest in building custom software, it’s worth asking a simple but critical question: Is your business ready?  You may think everyone has thought about it and answered yes, but many projects quietly go wrong because they don’t. The decision to build often comes from the right...

Most companies measure AI in the same way they measure software upgrades. To us, that’s the wrong ROI conversation. They look for AI ROI in headcount reductions, license cost savings, or time shaved off manual tasks.  While those things might show up nicely in a spreadsheet, they say very...

It’s become one of those default industry assumptions. Like legacy systems or morning standups. The idea that developers can’t (or shouldn’t) be in direct contact with “the business side.” They need someone (usually a product manager or a product owner) to act as a translator. Someone to sit in...