Most people don’t think about software maintenance until something goes wrong. But ignoring it can cause big problems. In 2019, hackers hit the City of Baltimore with ransomware. The city’s computer systems were old and not updated. This made them easy to attack. The city had not spent enough money
Before Twitter Ads moved to Google Cloud, things were slow. Their tools didn’t move fast, and the data systems were hard to change. This made it tough to test features or get reports on time. So, they had to modernize their software. Airbnb had the same problem. They used a
These days, tech teams don’t just write code. They also manage big systems, hit goals, and keep everything running around the world—all without missing deadlines. So, it’s a tricky game of speed and safety. Butdevelopment teams today have learned how to do both. They mix the DevOps way of working
Back in 2013, Slack was just a small game company called Tiny Speck. They had built a team chat tool for themselves. It worked okay, but it wasn’t easy to use. People got confused. Growth slowed down. That’s when Stewart Butterfield made a bold move. He stopped working on games
Have you ever tried to use a CRM that just didn’t fit your business? Maybe it felt slow, hard to change, and full of things you didn’t need. That’s what happened to GemelSoft. They are one of China’s top software companies. However, they even struggled with CRMs that were too
Imagine you are about to launch a big, exciting cloud-based product. Maybe it’s a telemedicine app for doctors and patients. Or maybe it’s a new shopping app for online stores. No matter what, you know you need a smart Cloud Application Development Company. You need one that really gets your
It all began in April 2024 when hackers stole phone records from almost every AT&T customer, past and present. AT&T did tell the SEC back then, but the U.S. Department of Justice asked them to wait before telling the public. Then, on July 12, AT&T finally shared the bad news.
Back in 2012, Alex Tew wasn’t chasing some imaginary status. He just wanted to build something that made life a little less stressful. So, he sought the help of Michael Acton Smith. Since the idea was great, they worked together to build an amazing app. They launched a simple meditation
Today, Dropbox has over 700 million users. Big companies use it too. It’s now one of the top tools for teams to work together. But let’s not forget—this huge company started with a simple idea. A small, everyday problem led to something big. Before it became famous, before its IPO,
