Companies are encountering massive hiring problems. Projects are understaffed, and there’s mounting pressure on others to deliver on time. Despite having access to many tools and platforms and putting in hard work, recruiters struggle to
During the early 2000s, concepts like commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components and open-source software (OSS) were all the rage. The availability of ready-made third-party solutions meant that companies could, theoretically, access a wider range of tools
“I know that returning to the office represents a long-awaited milestone and a positive sign that we can engage more fully with the colleagues who play such an important role in our lives,” wrote Tim
At the time of writing this article, the notion of a hybrid workplace is no longer the “New Normal”. It’s the “Now Normal”! The search term “hybrid work” is scoring between 90 and 100 (peak
The past decade has witnessed a transformation of enterprise software, and the rate of change seems to be accelerating! Change has been a constant in this industry for years now, but something different seems at
If we look back on the past two years, it becomes clear that traditional management and operating models are severely deficient when it comes to coping with disruptive changes. The rise of the hybrid work
Software runs the world now. That being so, software product development has had to work harder to keep pace with the rapid pace of technological change, constantly shifting customer expectations, and ever-evolving ecosystem needs. Getting
Despite the rise of the Cloud, 63% of software organizations continue to have moderate to extensive on-premise deployments. Oftentimes, organizations leave on-premises software alone and undisturbed because they do not want to rock the boat
Recent reports on hiring in IT show that it’s raining jobs in this segment. The flurry of activity in hiring is almost reminiscent of the dot com boom and the hyper-energy around recruitment in that
There is a saying that goes “there is more than one way to skin a cat”. This might be a tough sentiment for proud cat parents but in this century this saying is quite accurate
