Blog about Software development
Many IT professionals and developers are aware that new software projects often run behind schedule. According to McKinsey analysis, 70 percent of digital projects fall short or fail. Another study from Carnegie Mellon University confirms that three-quarters of the development effort is due to communication barriers between business and IT. The big problem is, more … Read More “Next level software development” »
The software life cycle is defined as the period of time that starts from the moment a decision is made about the need for software and ends at the moment of its complete withdrawal from operation. Main the normative document regulating the composition of the software life cycle is international standard ISO / IEC 12207: … Read More “software life cycle securities” »
When implementing a measure to develop secure software. The software developer needs: a) decompose the architecture of the program; b) formulate for software development team specialists technical tasks related to the creation of software based on project architecture of the program and requirements, applied to the software; c) fulfill the formulated technical tasks and document … Read More “Actions performed when implementing the measure for developing secure software” »
Software development by a team of programmers Software development by a private team of professional programmers is the execution of work at the highest level, in the shortest possible time and at an affordable price. In the modern world, business is a complex system that consists of calculations, marketing algorithms, advertising campaigns and other elements … Read More “Custom software development” »
The total revenue of the 13 largest software and ICT business service providers, including telecom operators, in this market reached $613 billion in 2021, which is 10% more than a year earlier. This is evidenced by the data of analysts from Synergy Research Group, published on December 21, 2021. Global expenses of the companies for … Read More “Trends in enterprise software development” »