by Steve Taplin | Dec 15, 2021 | Featured, Programming, Software Development
When employing a nearshore software testing team, your company must explore the key areas that can make or break your experience working with a company outside your domain. Hiring nearshore software development teams has become a popular trend. U.S. companies are...
by Steve Taplin | Dec 14, 2021 | Featured, Nearshoring, Programming
Silicon Valley has long been the place to find the next big thing in tech. Companies have built their headquarters around the Bay Area, resulting in a highly competitive market for talent. However, recruiters are looking beyond Silicon Valley for top talent....
by Steve Taplin | Dec 9, 2021 | Programming, Remote, Software Development
What Is A Cloud Service Provider and Cloud Computing? Cloud computing is a general term referring to any type of hosted service that is supplied through the internet. These services often comprise databases, servers, networks, software, analytics, and other...
by Erik Birkfeld | Dec 9, 2021 | Nearshoring, Programming, Remote, Software Development
Introduction – Productivity with Staff Augmentation A successful staff augmentation means increased software team productivity. But, what do you need to do to ensure you achieve a successful staff augmentation? You need to communicate, define roles and process...
by Josh Nuzzi | Dec 6, 2021 | Nearshoring, Programming, Software Development
What Do Agile Software Teams Typically Consist Of? The Agile software team is the most effective software development team. Agile teams have many roles and responsibilities, including project managers, developers, QA engineers, analysts, designers, and more. Agile...
by Julio Lopez | Dec 3, 2021 | Nearshoring, Programming, Software Development
Like many skilled professions, working as a software developer is stressful and comes with the risk of burnout. But what are the particular risks in this industry, and how can you avoid them or restrict their impact? Employers such as Sonatafy do their best to ensure...
