Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 5 Comments on Project management in the age of Web 2.0 They already managed ages ago! So why don’t we manage to realize something as simple as a web application? Ages ago people managed to fulfil miraculous projects with hardly any … Continue reading “Project management in the age of Web 2.0”
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 10 Comments on Java threading – The Executor framework The main goal of this article is to present the better mechanism of executing threads in Java and to show that working directly with threads is no longer necessary. Thanks … Continue reading “Java threading – The Executor framework”
Author Krzystof KunowskiPosted on 1 Comment on iEmergency – idea for an iPhone application? During emergency a split second can make the difference between life and death. Are you sure you will be able to instantly access the proper telephone numbers on your phone? Whom … Continue reading “iEmergency – idea for an iPhone application?”
In my previous post, I outlined the issue of too flexible approach towards the customer. In the example, I provided you were presented as a painter and me as your … Continue reading “Agile development – how to handle customers”
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 5 Comments on Poland still among the top offshore locations “The Shifting Geography of Offshoring” is the title of this year’s Global Services Location Index ™ by AT Kearney. And the title is self-explanatory. AT Kearney concluded that there are … Continue reading “Poland still among the top offshore locations”
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 1 Comment on 3 ways to cut your software development cost by 50% Faced with the economic crisis we all become more cost-focused, whether we like it or not. It’s common knowledge that more and more companies are in for heavy cost-cutting operations. … Continue reading “3 ways to cut your software development cost by 50%”
Author Aspire Blog TeamPosted on 4 Comments on Faulty recruitment process. Who’s to blame? Each and every company has to admit that they picked the wrong person for the vacancy at least once in their lifetime. It’s difficult to confess that we made a … Continue reading “Faulty recruitment process. Who’s to blame?”
Author Maciej GreńPosted on 3 Comments on Agile development – advantages and disadvantages – Part 1 In GOYELLO we are always trying to use all the best tools and practices available. Currently, we are evaluating the Agile methodology with the SCRUM’s, sprints and all other things … Continue reading “Agile development – advantages and disadvantages – Part 1”
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 8 Comments on Successful outsourcing needs client’s trust Outsourcing (nearshoring and offshoring included) your IT services to an external provider is a hard decision. Unfortunately, the media pays a lot of attention towards the outsourcing projects that failed. … Continue reading “Successful outsourcing needs client’s trust”