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8 Ways In Which #Kommbox Supports #RemoteWork
One of the most far reaching impacts of the #Covid19 pandemic is that #WorkFromHome, or in a more generalized term #RemoteWork, will happen much more than before. However, remote working is not just about video conferencing and giving access to
New Year Resolutions #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 2
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 2 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the outsourcing customers.
New Year Resolutions for 2020 #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 1
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 1 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the software vendors.
Is Your Business Model Built Around Throwing Cash? Be Careful
Over the last weekend, I happened to read not just one or two, but three different pieces concerning the unicorn startups who are seem to be on an endless spree to throw investors’ money. What I read got me wondering
Agile Isn’t an Excuse for Poor Quality
In a group of friends (all of us in the 20+ years experience range), one of us casually commented that one cannot expect good quality with the use of Agile processes. The argument alluded to how Agile methodologies prescribed cutting
Thanks to the Makers of FREE Software
This week is the thanksgiving week, and this blog post is to express our gratitude to the free software makers. Your contributions have made our lives more beautiful, easier, more efficient and much more. Starting with the legendary Linus Torvalds,
IT Leadership
Last decade saw more and more application of Information Technology (IT) in businesses. While the number of completely IT-based businesses are continuously growing, IT has percolated well even in the traditional brick and mortar businesses, whose connection with IT is
Why Java is (Still) Very Relevant
Every now and then new articles come up about how some other shiny language does the job better than Java. It is possible for one to be blinded by them and discard Java as a yesteryear’s technology. This article shows
For Startups Looking for Technical Co-Founders
On almost every public discussion board concerned with technology, one sees these posts from startups who are looking for technology partners. Why do they do that? Is it because they want their product to be built and do not have