Jay McCall

Microservices architecture has graduated from a new concept to one that’s well understood, and microservices-specific tools are now available to support development.

Retailers see the value in building strong, personal relationships with their customers, so much so that they are basing tech purchasing decisions on clienteling features.

Your clients are facing multiple hurdles to implementing and managing the solutions they need, creating a viable market for new services and solutions.

Companies are moving away from homegrown, proprietary transportation technology to standardized systems that facilitate integration greater efficiencies.

SmartBear’s annual testing community survey provides a look at the current state of software testing in the industry.

Critical issues to launching a software startup include choosing co-founders, funding, establishing company culture, and understanding your market’s pain points.

New tech, new networks, and new workflows are enabling solutions for public safety that make their jobs safer and easier.

Development teams are challenged to keep up with flaw remediation, which, if flaws exceed capacity, can result in a growing pool of unresolved issues.

Are you still selling software products? In 2020, you may be more successful if you focus on selling experiences.

To effectively get your message across to buyers, stress business outcomes, use demonstrations, and don’t overlook basic information prospects need.

Tier-3 retailers have had a strained relationship with POS systems over the years. Legacy systems are rarely a good fit, and the latest iPad- and Android-based mobile offerings typically have undesirable tradeoffs. Could your printer OEM have a solution that solves these challenges?

Collecting operational data as well as data that provides context provides true value to businesses digitalizing their processes.

There’s no single, “right” way to test software. Rise to the challenge by collaborating with peers, leveraging automation, and finding the framework that will address your current needs.

Taking your product to a proven market might be your best path for success as a startup — despite the challenges you'll face and have to overcome.

Businesses are turning to microservices for increased agility and scalability, but successfully delivering takes some changes to the way you interact with users and monitor operations.