Data Enrichment for Business Intelligence: What It Is and How
Your data shows only part of the picture. What data enrichment is, its role in business intelligence, where to find outside data and four steps to start.
Read moreAn AI Strategy Does Not Always Mean ChatGPT
AI is more than ChatGPT. Five questions to ask before adding AI to your business strategy, from the data you collect to the problem you need to solve.
Read moreUnleashing the Power of Shadow IT to Drive Innovation and Bottom Line Growth
Waiting months on corporate IT costs manufacturers deals. Why well-managed shadow IT can drive innovation, and how to balance control with speed.
Read moreMy first experience with low-code
A prototype built in a day shaped a real application, and not for the better. A first-hand lesson in where low-code tools reach their limits.
Read moreStop Making Your Engineers Copy and Paste: How Custom Integration Eliminates Manual Handoffs
Engineers should not retype sales data. How custom integration connects your CRM and CAD systems so project details flow from sales to engineering.
Read moreThe Original Low-Code Development Platforms, MS Access, and Excel: The Hunt for the Silver Bullet
Low-code tools, MS Access and Excel promise a silver bullet. A history lesson, why office apps take hold, and how to spot the tipping point.
Read moreManufacturing Exec’s Guide to DevOps: Is it Worth the Investment?
Is DevOps worth it for manufacturers? What DevOps is, how continuous testing catches bad code before production, and why we recommend it.
Read moreCase Study: How A Software Development Team Can Serve the Community
How our team built a virtual tip jar for service workers in the pandemic, and lessons for volunteer coding: start with an MVP and get the community involved.
Read moreLessons in Security - What We've Learned from 15+ Years of Remote Development
Lessons from 15+ years of remote software development: security policies for devices, home networks, teams and code, plus training resources.
Read moreHow to Use Custom Software to Increase the Enterprise Value of Your Company
Investors count software and data as assets. Four ways owning custom software raises your company's value, from better data to new revenue and markets.
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