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If you are new to software development and wondering how you go from idea to software, there are really three basic approaches. You can hire a single person, you can hire a software team […]

According to Murphy’s Law, “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong”. And, it’s no different in custom software development. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for a software project to go awry, especially when there […]

If you are new to creating software, you have probably heard the words design and requirements thrown around. Are they the same thing? Are they different? And which one do you need? In this […]

Proactively managing software costs is understandably a big priority when you are launching a software project. Below are eight recommendations on how you can save money and reduce costs when building software. 1. Create […]

Making the break from a legacy system can be a difficult decision. Even if you decide to outsource the development effort, designing and building the new software will require a commitment of financial and human […]

We can’t tell you how often we hear the horror stories from clients that come to us because their developer will not turnover the code to their software, website, and/or app. Unfortunately, they were […]

One question we get asked frequently is, “Can we add more people to the software project to finish faster?” It’s a tricky question. Many times the answer is “yes” but with several caveats that need […]

Written by Jim Ownby Today, we’re going to discuss how to modify XML with XPath or XSL templates. How do you accomplish this? Let’s dive in. How Do I Modify XML with XPath or XSL […]

Because of the time and capital investment, building custom software isn’t right for everyone. If you are considering a custom software application but are on the fence, this article is for you. We have listed […]

If you ask any IT Manager to name the top five most critical aspects of running a successful software project, one of the items will almost certainly be good software requirements. Going a step […]