Veanne Smith:       Hello and welcome to Atlanta Business Impact radio. We’re your host Vianne Smith and Sarah Lodato. We’re excited to have our listeners join us for another episode of season 3 where […]

In this article, we explain the main phases of the software development process. This workflow underpins nearly all software development, so understanding it is especially important. Software Development Roadmap: The Big Picture What is […]

It’s well-known that custom software projects are always full of surprises. Whether it’s budget overages, delays, or the project keeps getting larger and larger, Even the best-planned software projects run into trouble from time […]

Would you like my insider advice for having a great phone interview? Here it is. After two decades of screening thousands of candidates, these are the key things I listen for outside of just […]

Designing a Happier Office Culture Welcome to the eleventh episode of season three, where we’re exploring innovation and talking with business leaders about how they have incorporated innovative approaches to the work they do. This week, hosts Veanne Smith and Sarah Lodato talk […]

Project Managers may not contribute to lines of code being written or software being tested, but they are critical to a software project’s success, no matter the size. Below are five main reasons you should […]

If you’re like most in the job market, you’ve likely spent a significant amount of time writing, re-writing, editing, and pouring over every detail of your resume. Did you know that recruiters don’t really […]

Lindsey is one of our most cheerful faces around the office. That’s probably why she’s so good at finding cool, talented folks to join the SOLTECH team! Besides being a people-person, she’s also the […]

Over the years, we’ve worked with companies and individuals to develop and design profitable custom software. One part of the design process that many people overlook is user experience research, although it’s an incredibly […]

What is Technical Debt? When software developers are unable to address quirks and small issues within a software application, and then eventually those small problems manifest themselves into a bigger, more expensive problem, that […]