Modern software applications demand rapid delivery, continuous integration, and cross-platform compatibility, particularly when the software experience itself is the product.
In traditional software development, communication gaps between business stakeholders and technical teams often lead to misunderstandings about requirements. This can result in software that doesn’t meet user needs or business goals.
Unsurprisingly, consumers base their purchase decisions on customer experience. Despite 73% of consumers placing a high value on customer experience, only 49% believe companies meet their expectations.
Year after year, Cyber 5 brings millions of online customers to retailers across North America. Customers expect a flawless digital experience, especially when countless competitors are vying for their business.
In software development, Test-Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) are powerful methodologies that prioritize testing and shape teams’ approaches to quality, collaboration, and user satisfaction.
Today’s online businesses are wrestling with 20+ forms of payment, from traditional e-transfer to cryptocurrency to afterpay programs. Globalization adds different currencies, languages, and privacy concerns not present in real-world transactions.
According to Stack Overflow’s recent survey, 62% of developers share a common concern – a growing and never-ending technical debt.
Software applications constantly evolve, with frequent updates, bug fixes, and new feature additions. However, these changes can introduce new issues or disrupt existing functionalities.
What does a great quality engineering strategy look like? What questions should you, as a CEO, ask? This article has the answers to those questions and more!