Our clients are heroes, forging ahead with courage and determination to shape a better world. Each one carries a unique mission, a sword in hand and a burning quest in their heart, driving them to rescue the metaphorical royal captive, save the kingdom, or defeat the dragons that stand in their way. We are their guide and light the way.
The legal basis of software licensing, the reader is no doubt aware, is copyright law. But copyright law, originally designed to protect artistic and literary works, was not crafted with software in mind. Software, after all, is a functional tool, a set of instructions designed to perform tasks, not a creative work in the traditional sense. Yet, due to historical circumstances and the lobbying of powerful interests, software has been shoehorned into this framework, leading to a range of philosophical and practical problems that continue to affect the industry today.
In the frenetic world of agile software development, it’s crucial to maintain strong, transparent, and effective communication with our clients. That’s why we’ve put a lot of thought into developing the T.R.U.S.T. model to guide our interactions. T.R.U.S.T. stands for Tact, Responsibility, Understanding, Speed, and Thoroughness. Each element of this model plays a crucial role in fostering a trusting and collaborative environment, and we strongly believe in the power of these principles.
Managing your time is hard, but it’s the cornerstone of personal and professional success. Without a structured approach to time management, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by tasks and commitments. This overwhelming feeling often increases stress, reduces productivity, and causes the dreaded overload-induced task dropping.
When you overcomplicate security, you compromise user experience. When you compromise the user experience, your users have to fight back. When your users fight back, they compromise security. D’oh!
Fully Remote Work, All the Time!
The upsides outnumber the downsides. If you can get away with it, you should. If there is any way that you can restructure your company and/or your line of business to accomodate fully remote work, you should employ it. You should get as far from limitations like WhErE yOu ArE rIgHt NoW as quickly as you can. If you don’t work in a business that can make that transition to fully remote right now, you should seriously consider changing your vocation and getting the hell out of your industry.
Because the Robots Are Coming.
The 1980s. A simpler time, when hair was big, music was loud, and computer interfaces were… well, let’s just say they weren’t exactly what you’d call user friendly. Unless, of course, you were one of the chosen few. The elite. The engineers and the proto-geeks. For some of us born at the cusp of the digital dawn, the call to wield that power was irresistible.
There is a particular synergy that springs from engaging an agile software development agency as an integrated software partner, and having them platform your software into the cloud. The sum of the two is truly greater than its parts. When launched together, the entire tech saga becomes truly epic for your business; you are freed to focus on your business, and we carry you up on our back. Do not fret, good citizen, we’re here to help.
In the realm of modern programming, with its high-level languages and sophisticated development environments, the art of programming an 8-bit microcomputer might seem like a quaint, if not obsolete, pursuit. However, diving into the world of assembly language programming on such a system isn’t just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it’s a journey that offers invaluable insights and a deeper appreciation for the inner workings of computers.
Recently, our community in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, experienced a harrowing cyber attack on our healthcare system. The electronic systems that the hospital system relied on suddenly became useless, forcing workers back to the rudimentary pen-and-paper methods. This sudden regression in technology not only disrupted healthcare operations but also painted a stark picture of our vulnerabilities in the digital age. This incident was more than just an inconvenience; it was a dramatic step backward, highlighting the urgent need for resilient cybersecurity measures to protect our most critical services and data.