by Simon Purser – Head of Operations & Strategy Software Development | SDaaS | Web & Mobile App Development Scope creep often happens gradually as new requirements or features are introduced without corresponding adjustments to timelines or budgets.
by Simon Purser – Head of Operations & Strategy Software Development | SDaaS | Web & Mobile App Development Transparency in the development process is more than just a best practice—it’s a way to build resilient partnerships.
by Simon Purser – Head of Operations & Strategy Software Development | SDaaS | Web & Mobile App Transparency and alignment create a foundation of trust, which is invaluable in delivering exceptional software solutions.
This article describes how, several years ago, our company revolutionised a number of our core reporting systems. The impetus for this transformation was that FlexiDev had been developing HR-focused software
by Simon Purser – Head of Operations & Strategy Software Development | SDaaS | Web & Mobile App Development One Team, Many Tools Imagine this: a single device, small enough to fit in your pocket, yet equipped with an array of essential tools, each designed to serve a specific purpose. That’s us! While we may not have literal screwdrivers or bottle openers, we bring a similar ethos of utility and versatility to every project.
by Simon Purser – Head of Operations & Strategy Software Development | SDaaS | Web & Mobile App Development
by Simon Purser – Operations Manager APAC. In the realm of software development, the concept of a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) often sparks a great deal of discussion and, at times, confusion. While some perceive ...
by Luke Edwards - Technical Solutions Manager. As Product Owners, we tend to focus on the shiny and overlook the mundane - of course our priority is going to be that best experience for end users. However ...
by Simon Purser – Operations Manager APAC. As a business owner, you’ve likely encountered the term “legacy software.” These are the systems that have been the backbone of your operations for years, perhaps decades ...
