Market downturn is the best time to start a software project. Here is how you can benefit from the present downturn.
Benefit from Downturn: Start Your Software Development Project Today
Software Outsourcing Guide for Startups
Many startups need to get software developed. Here are some key strategies to guide how they can go about it.
Software Project Estimation Made Easy
Project estimation is one of the most important and early activities in a software project. It is tricky especially in project outsourcing scenario where it is done before the project is allocated. Project estimation is used to create the expectation
Crossing The Software Product Development Chasm
Software product development often takes a big hit as the original developer leaves and someone else is expected to take over and continue.
Software Development Buffet Menu
At Acism, we serve a buffet of software development options and allow the customers to choose from them to suit their appetite.
8 Ways In Which #Kommbox Supports #RemoteWork
One of the most far reaching impacts of the #Covid19 pandemic is that #WorkFromHome, or in a more generalized term #RemoteWork, will happen much more than before. However, remote working is not just about video conferencing and giving access to
New Year Resolutions #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 2
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 2 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the outsourcing customers.
New Year Resolutions for 2020 #SoftwareOutsourcing – part 1
As a new year 2020 is about to begin, it is time to make resolutions. In this part 1 of a 2 part series, we cover the resolutions for the software vendors.
Is Your Business Model Built Around Throwing Cash? Be Careful
Over the last weekend, I happened to read not just one or two, but three different pieces concerning the unicorn startups who are seem to be on an endless spree to throw investors’ money. What I read got me wondering
Agile Isn’t an Excuse for Poor Quality
In a group of friends (all of us in the 20+ years experience range), one of us casually commented that one cannot expect good quality with the use of Agile processes. The argument alluded to how Agile methodologies prescribed cutting