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In software, wireframing is a way to quickly visualize the user interface of an application during the design phases.  The purpose behind wireframes is to allow a software team to visually explore different ideas easily and cheaply before […]

Many organizations are aware of Salesforce as a cloud software powerhouse and one of the leading cloud software vendors in the world. The Salesforce brand is often associated with the company’s Customer Relationship Management […]

The wonderful thing about custom software is that it is tailored to the needs of your business. But what happens after you have designed and built your application? What if your business needs change? […]

Reporting can be a secondary thought when apps are designed and developed. Because of this, it is common to see reporting solutions running off of the application database, also known as the transactional or operational […]

Here at SOLTECH, we’re often asked how a web application can be updated, including faster load times for each page. It’s a great question as users want to access the content without having to wait. […]

For a business, building a custom software solution will require a commitment of people, time and money. If you need software, you may be deciding between buying and customizing a software product or building […]

Written by Jim Ownby At SOLTECH, our software engineers strive to offer better solutions to industry best practices and design methodologies. A question they often hear within their industry is centered around “S.O.L.I.D.” design […]

What is the difference between a mobile website and a mobile app? If you are asking yourself this question, don’t worry, you are not the only one. Our SOLTECH client leads often get asked this question. Potential customers […]

Written by Jordan Echols Project Managers are known for their punctuality. This comes as no surprise since the role of a project manager focuses heavily on keeping a project and its team on time, […]

You know the saying, “less is more?” That is something you can apply to this situation. We are often asked to recover a project, or “save” a developed software project that has failed. What […]