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*instinctools Engineers Interviewed for Expertise with Cross-Platform Development by Research Firm Clutch
March 12, 2016 No Comment
Recently, two of our lead developers, Daniil Rybin and Igor Mikheiko, were interviewed by Clutch to speak about their experience working with Xamarin and PhoneGap, and some of the other software we use to develop mobile apps here at *instinctools. Daniil and Igor’s reviews are a part of Clutch’s effort to produce the leading research [...]
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IT outsourcing is beneficial in a number of ways; cost reduction and improved focus being the most important of them all. Companies use outsourcing tool to gain specialization that they don’t have in house and to strengthen the specialization that exists in house. Outsourcing eliminates the cost of hiring employees and the cost associated with [...]
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Today, nearly 43% of the world is connected to the Internet, enabling us to talk, share photos, and conduct business halfway across the globe. As a result, we have seen more technological advancements in the past 10 years than we’ve witnessed in the past 10,000 years. And in the next five years, we’ll see even [...]
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Nowadays, security testing is considered to be one of the most important software testing types. It is obvious that the unsafe banking applications will not be popular among the end users. Security is the core element of success. Security testing requires various technical and programming skills. The principles of automated testing are applied to several [...]
Continue reading 67% of organisations to increase spending on software-defined infrastructure in 2016
March 10, 2016 No Comment
Overall spending on software-defined infrastructure will increase by 14.4% in 2016 as the technology matures, says 451 Research. Two thirds of enterprises will increase spending on software-defined infrastructure (SDI) in 2016, according to 451 Research. This will result in a 14.4% increase in overall spend on SDI, which involves the virtualisation of all hardware resources, [...]
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Thirty billion new smart objects will unlock innovative digital business opportunities and revolutionize application design, development and operations. The Internet of Things (IoT) requires organizations to master new business principles, technology architectures, operating systems, tools, methodologies, databases, networks, middleware, and sourcing partners. Discussion Topics: How to unlock the potential of the Internet of Things. Which [...]
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4Developers is an interdisciplinary festival for developers that consists of diverse tracks led in small groups. The idea of the event is to create a space that promotes the activity of specialists – the exchange of knowledge and experiences of IT community. However, 4Developers is so much more than just lectures. It is also a [...]
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Agilia Conference is Central European conference about agile methods. Narrow focus on selected topics and private exclusive content makes this event unique. Every year we present, what it is agile, why it is important for knowledge based business, what benefits it brings to organizations and how to implement required changes. Gladly, and based on feedback [...]
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IBA Group announces its inclusion in the list of finalists for the IT Europa’s European IT & Software Excellence Awards 2016, the leading pan–European awards for Independent Software Vendors (ISV), Solution Providers, and Systems Integrators, and their vendor and distributor partners. IBA Group was selected finalist in the ISV category Information & Document Management Solution [...]
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Croats are keeping up with the most advanced technologies. Michael Paier has been responsible for IBM’s operations in the Southeast Europe since 2011, the region which includes Croatia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and several other countries. He spoke about the IT situation in Croatia and the region in an interview with tportal.hr on March [...]
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