The case study was prepared in collaboration with Dragos Dobre from Swiss TPH. Authors: Justyna Mihułka (SolDevelo), Damian Borowiecki (SolDevelo), Dragos Dobre (Swiss TPH). Implementing Scrum Framework in a project is always a challenging process. When do we know that we’ve implemented the framework successfully? Is there any pattern we should follow? What are the…
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The importance of technology has never been more apparent than during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now we observe a rising demand for digital technology solutions.
Many employees and business owners alike have been working from home for years, thanks to developments in tech that make remote work possible.
When it comes to outsourcing a nearshore / offshore service provider to help you out, it is important that you consider a number of factors. The process can be tricky to navigate for new business owners.
The Coronavirus threat forced the whole world to stay home to keep us safe from catching the disease. We all faced with the new reality, but the most struggling are businesses.
Business trips – a lot has been said on the subject. This is probably that part of doing business that attracts the most myths and misunderstandings.
In the middle of May, SolDevelo went for another business trip, this time to the eastern part of the USA: to Ashburn. This small but beautiful city in the state of Virginia is located near Washington D.C.
Our journey started at the end of the rainy season, which is actually not the best time to visit Kenya, due to the number of mosquitoes transmitting malaria. Before the trip, we had to visit the Tropical Medicine Clinic. After a short conversation with the doctor, we were vaccinated for yellow fever and got a prescription for anti-malaria pills.
This time SolDevelo took a distant route to one of the most famous cities across the globe- Hong Kong. Our journey started in November, which is actually recommended time to visit this region- because of acceptable weather and end of “typhoon season”.
In the second half of March I had the opportunity to go to Belgrade in Serbia. I was visiting there the European department of one of our clients. The purpose of this trip was to introduce our company and our software development process to the team that was using the product which we helped to create.
Another of our intercontinental delegations took us, once more, to the nation located on the Gulf of Guinea, in the west of Africa.
