Monthly Archives: March 2021

To thrive and innovate in today’s rapidly changing digital environment requires a different mindset from the one which has traditionally governed work on the mainframe.  There is a need to think in terms of business resiliency not only in the context of operational cost optimization and stability, but to consider how quickly your systems can […]

The ongoing trend toward a digital economy accelerated rapidly in 2020. What until recently was a convenience—the ability to work, communicate, and perform business and financial transactions using online and mobile applications—is now, for many, a necessity. And this trend shows no signs of slowing. For organizations with the mainframe at the heart of their […]

In the current world scenario, where websites have become an essential part of any business, you want yours to stand out. While every website is different in its way, what remains unchanged is designing, developing, and launching it successfully. A good website design sets a strong impression in users’ minds. If you want your website […]

I decided to write this article because I’ve seen several times that young developers that join companies tend to misunderstand or struggle with the concepts of story points and estimations, and also because I’ve met product teams that in my opinion do not invest the necessary time grooming their backlogs and splitting user stories. I […]

Innovations in technology have driven the mobile-first approach, emerging as a new approach to exponentially growing mobile traffic. It is an initiative that empowers organizations to increase their mobile visibility through designing a website for the smallest screen first, ensuring a seamless experience for users whatever device they are on. With the mobile-first approach, enterprises […]

CI and CD for Documentation

You have to respect that ransomware attacks at least let you know you’ve been attacked. You’ll have an opportunity to defend yourself and batten down the hatches. However, a rising tide of cyberattacks is much more sneaky about things. Called “stealth hacking,” these subtle attacks try to see your data and processes without alerting anyone […]

In this episode of Semaphore Uncut, I talk to Michael Grinich, founder and CEO for WorkOS. We chat about how software companies fall foul of the ‘Enterprise Chasm’, and how WorkOS helps them cross it. We also learn about the engineering approach that the WorkOS team takes to maintain the reliability of their service, which […]