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Software is very intertwined with running a modern business. Existing companies tend to adopt software as a means to scale their business without hiring more people; drive new sales and revenues; or offer customer-facing, […]

User acceptance testing (UAT) describes the testing that occurs after the development team has completed its work and typically follows the Quality Assurance (QA) process. Rather than including QA steps like verifying that the […]

These days, even non-technical people seem to have an understanding of, or at least a familiarity with, the Quality Assurance (QA) process. What they may lack is clarity around exactly how it’s applied in […]

Salesforce is the world’s #1 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platform. Its main strength is that it was built to be a flexible and highly customizable platform instead of just a turnkey CRM product. On […]

SOLTECH has been recognized as one of Atlanta’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For® by the National Association for Business Resources (NABR).  The award identifies and honors organizations that display a commitment to […]

There’s a widely held thought that scoping a software development project should be easy. Sometimes, that’s true. When your business is starting out, or you’re a small company, projects are often smaller and scoping […]

SOLTECH today announced the promotion of Thayer J. Tate to Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to help drive growth and technical innovation as the company continues to expand its offering throughout the United States. Thayer […]

Despite your best efforts, custom software product releases don’t always generate user excitement and acceptance like you expect. Sometimes, your final product just falls short of user expectations even when you’ve gathered thorough requirements […]

When we help our clients evaluate and plan the development of a custom software application, cost is always an important topic. In past posts, we’ve talked about cost from a variety of perspectives: Development […]

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 […]