5 Communication hacks to conquer time zone disparities
With all the communication tools available today, the problem of geographical distance has effectively been solved once and for all – what in fact remains as a problem...
Why outsourcing development to Russia favours fortune
The 2016 SME looking to scale and perhaps even globalise is faced with many challenges – not least in resource management that will enable such growth. Despite a...
The pitfalls of building your own software
No longer the sole reserve of the large enterprise with the large budget, custom-made mobile and web applications have become commonplace in many successful small and medium-sized...
Global Security Exchange 2018
Cutting-edge technology, over 350 immersive and experiential education sessions, thousands of innovative security products and services, and countless high-quality and lead-generating networking opportunities attracted 20,000 registered attendees and 55...
How to communicate your ideas to offshore developers
Successful entrepreneurs like yourself usually have no qualms about pitching. In order to get where you are today, you will have no doubt pitched your ideas to...
Russian software developers are world leaders
Russian software developers are some of the best in the world, especially when it comes to finding innovative solutions to complex IT tasks. This is hardly surprising...
How to improve the onboarding process for your new software
When all's said and done, an effective onboarding process to get your whole team sufficiently acquainted, up to scratch, and happy with your new business software can...
How to save thousands offshoring development
Given the fact that our economy is now considered in global terms, it is of course inevitable that the IT industry has been swept up in globalisation...
How to streamline communication between remote teams
At the heart of all successful software development projects is good, streamlined communication. It's almost a truism to say that good communication is key to business success – but...
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