One of the questions we frequently get asked is how to make an existing website or web application look good on a mobile phone or tablet.  “Is it possible to take what we have and just make […]

As an interviewer, you must confirm that a candidate has the knowledge it takes to work on your current projects, as well as fit into your company’s culture. Hiring is expensive. Hiring the wrong […]

Just like with any family, we find ourselves constantly growing and evolving. Here are the newest members of the SOLTECH family… Duncan Iaria, Interface Engineer Tell me about your background and how you ended […]

Introducing SOLTECH’s very own award-winning recording artist and interface engineer, Kiley Dorton. In college, Kiley was a member of the UGA acapella group, the UGA Accidentals, and during his time with them, they became […]

We’ve worked with hospitals and healthcare administrators for years, and we’ve seen what a struggle trying to work with inefficient, out-of-the-box health record software is. If your hospital is having issues using electronic health […]

First, you have to find the perfect fit for your team, but how do you keep them? For most companies, high turnover rates are a major concern. It makes sense considering the cost to hire […]

  Educating to Educate: Weaving Code Into Public Schools Welcome to episode one of season four. Atlanta Business Impact Radio is excited to be back for another round of inspiring conversations with influential leaders […]

Maybe it’s just our Atlanta bias, but we love our homegrown talent! Cliff comes from Lilburn, GA, and holds a double ‘techie’ status: Georgia Techie and SOLTechie (for FOUR years!). Cliff is a drummer, a […]

When you’re looking to get your idea from paper to a  tangible, profitable piece of software, developing an MVP is a great place to start. With an MVP, you’re able to see your ideas […]

Thomas is always on top of his design game as an Interface Engineer, despite spending his time outside the office entertaining two rambunctious boys and a notoriously hyper Husky, Django. But, for a fellow who […]