Learning Center | Software Insights

We often get asked why we use both UX Designers and Software Engineers in our software development projects. One of the clearest ways to describe the difference between the two roles is to compare […]

If you’re looking to develop a website, you are probably wondering how much it costs to build a WordPress website. Although it may seem like a fairly simple question, there are a variety of […]

Designing custom software can be a time-consuming process, yet the best way to avoid lengthy implementation is to get started once you have a lucid idea of the important elements you want included. The […]

Software development is not an inexpensive proposition, which makes upfront design work a valuable endeavor for minimizing risks of missing requirements or client expectations, both of which are key to project success. The old […]

Starting the process of developing customized software can add a lot of stress and pressure when you’re uncertain about the best approach to follow and your responsibilities in the requirements definition process. It’s common […]

As I mentioned in the Top 7 Warning Signs that your Project is Headed for Trouble, software development projects have a higher rate of failure than necessary. Lack of project management, poor communications, loosely-defined […]

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. […]

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 […]

The way by which data is transferred from one source to another has changed substantially over the last decade. In the past, migrating data was more about moving information from one on-premise database to […]

Failed projects come at a hefty price. In fact, Harvard Business reports that last year failed IT projects cost the United States between $50-150 billion in lost revenue and productivity. A PwC study analyzed […]