The following post outlines 5 best practices for creating an amazing and super effective nearshore team. This can make the difference between success and failure. Enjoy it!
"You still drive me crazy" says Princess Leia to Han Solo in what is one of the most emotional scenes of Episode VII, the last movie of the Star Wars saga. Something similar occurs in the entrepreneur world: the world created by George Lucas infatuates those who work with innovation and technology.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas is one of the most important trade show in the technology industry and, therefore, the perfect place for companies to boast about their most innovative products. 2016 show has just ended and besides a large list of announcements and presentations it also brought all kinds of products and some curious prototypes. Some are already for sale, some are not, and some may never be.
The moment you consider investing in a mobile app, you’re immediately faced with a barrage of terminology. To help you choose which approach is best for your app idea in this post we want to introduce you a summary of the differences between the three main approaches to building an app: native, web, or hybrid.
The option you choose largely depends on three main factors: the quality of the experience you want your app to have, the complexity of the features you need for your app to work, and your budget.
Microsoft's Azure and Amazon's AWS are two of the top leading cloud providers. Amazon Web Services is operating officially since 2006 while his main competitor, Microsoft Azure, entered the market in 2010 offering out from AWS' shadow ever since. Whatever, these companies are both global titans but, while the question which of the two is better for my business? Is a simple one, the answer may be a little more complicated.
