by scioteam | Nov 12, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Customer Experience, Featured, Nearshore, Product Development
If you are thinking we’ve been discussing Outsourced Product Development (OPD) a lot recently, you would be quite correct. Why? The answers are simple: It is an important part of what we do at Scio. We have a lot of experiences to share. It is mentioned often by...
by ScioITAdmin | Nov 5, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Nearshore, Product Development, Project Management, Successful Outsourcing
If you have a business of moderate to enterprise size, the chances are you have some custom software running yours in core business systems. If that application, or suite of apps, has been running for more than a few years, it is also likely you have a regular team...
by ScioITAdmin | Oct 22, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Nearshore, Product Development, Project Management, Successful Outsourcing
To understand the value of dedicated teams in software development, let’s start with some clarification of terms. Generally speaking, there are two ways to think of application development: Discrete Project Mode and Continuous Support Mode. Each...
by damorelos | Oct 8, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Nearshore, Product Development
When we hear the word “agile,” the first thing that comes into our mind is the quick ability to respond to change. This skill is crucial, especially if you want to adapt to the evolving world of technology. This term represents how you are able to think and respond to...
by ScioITAdmin | Sep 18, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Customer Experience, Featured, Mobile, Product Development
The Android Operating System (OS) has a larger share of the smartphone market than any other OS. Recent reports from IDC give Android a world-wide market share of over 80%. If you are developing for the growing market of mobile users, it is a platform you must...
by ScioITAdmin | Aug 27, 2019 | Agile Methodology, Customer Experience, Outsourced Engineering Team, Product Development, Project Management, Successful Outsourcing
Of course, the first question for anyone looking at this is – what is the difference? Let’s start by saying that we’re not speaking specifically about “product engineering” – although it plays a part in this discussion. We’re actually looking at software...
