Software Architecture & Design
By: Thayer Tate
Since software development requires a variety of technical and design skills, getting an upfront estimate that is accurate can be frustrating and difficult. Even the simplest software projects involve more than just writing code. […]
By: Tim Smith
Finding the right software vendor can be a bit daunting, particularly if the project is complex and requires a variety of technical professionals. Even simpler projects often require the skillset of more than one […]
By: Tim Smith
Managing a remote team can be challenging if you’ve never done it before. As a software development company, remote work is not new for our team. However, our entire staff working remotely is new […]
By: Ann Mooney
Because we’re a custom software development company, we often hear this question. Providing a fixed cost estimate on custom software upfront is challenging. Why? We compare this process to building a custom house. If […]
By: Thayer Tate
The mobile app sector is growing rapidly and is estimated to generate $582 billion through paid downloads and in-app advertising this year. It’s no wonder you’re considering developing a mobile application. When evaluating technology […]
By: Tim Smith
In this article, we describe the three main phases that a custom software project goes through, and the typical duration of each step. Â No two projects are alike or take the same amount of […]
By: Ann Mooney
If you’re thinking about building custom enterprise software for your business, you’re probably wondering, “how much is this going to cost my company?”. That’s a great question, but it’s a tough one to answer. […]
By: Ann Mooney
When you start a new software development project, you want to do everything you can to ensure its success. One way to do that is to include an estimation phase so you can gauge […]
By: Ann Mooney
Getting started with a software idea can be exciting. You have come up with something that you feel could benefit others somehow. Or at least they would find enjoyment in it. This software could […]
By: Ann Mooney
Minimum Viable Product, or MVP, is a product management concept that works great when bringing a new product to market. The essence of MVP is to deliver the bare minimum functionality that will accomplish […]


