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A majority of companies actually expect failure for their software projects. But what if that didn't have to be?

Bluegrass bands and software teams might seem worlds apart, but those fiddlers and pickers might teach the techs a thing or two.

Development of AI depends heavily on access to deep reservoirs of clean, structured data from which to learn. The giant firms that have it aren't sharing.

Forecasting the amount of time to allow for a project can be an exercise in futility.

As-a-service platforms are part of the natural evolution of technology.

Integrating remote freelancers with your in-house team is critical and not at all easy.

Every business -- no matter what you produce -- should also be in the software business

The legacy toymaker is finally gearing up to cash in on to the trendy kid-coding movement with the 'Code-a-Pillar.'

The expense of creating a mobile app doesn't have much to do with its actual features but more so with the infrastructure required to build them.

Consider the following if you want to improve communications with your tech team.

The chief recommendation here is 'proceed with caution.'