by Greg Manrodt | Feb 6, 2023 | Application Development, Digital Experience, Sitecore |
Sitecore Helix is a set of principles governing how a Visual Studio solution should be structured, such that the interdependencies of the solution’s projects are clearly understood and consistent. Helix ensures that project dependencies are allowed in only one...
by RBA | Sep 19, 2019 | Application Development |
In today’s Twitter, mobile texting and sound bite-driven culture, any friction encountered in finding solutions to one’s problems or connecting with others, just isn’t tolerated. Typically, if it’s too much work or it takes too long to get what or whom a worker needs...
by RBA | Sep 19, 2019 | Application Development, DevOps |
Let’s talk about our newest search for a DevOps engineer for our technology team. We’ve seen an increase in the adoption of a DevOps mindset in our clients and their teams. So, what is it exactly that we’re looking for? We talked with our DevOps team to get a sense of...
by RBA | Aug 29, 2019 | Application Development, CRM, Digital Workplace, User Experience |
When deploying or upgrading a relationship management system, success of the project often hinges on people actually using the system. In fact, according to the February 2016 Forrester report, CRM Success Hinges On Effective Change Management, 46% of those...
by Lenice Gregory | Aug 1, 2018 | Application Development, Project Management |
Effective requirements are a critical component of any software project. The successful gathering and documentation of these requirements depends on the collaboration between the business owners of the software and the project development team. This joint effort...
by RBA | Dec 20, 2017 | Application Development, Design, Digital Experience, Digital Strategy, Marketing, Sitecore, User Experience |
One of the most anticipated new features of Sitecore 9 is the new Experience Forms module. It has almost heralded the long-awaited death of Web Forms for Marketers, but feature-parity isn’t quite there yet. That’s why both are still supported for now....
