Since so many engineering errors originate with poorly written requirements, it’s important to fix them at the source. And that can be easily done by just adding a little bit more detail to your requirements with MathType.
Without clearly defining requirements, companies risk creating incomplete or defective products.
IT and business leaders are doing more than just talking about digital transformation. Many are making huge investments in related technologies this year, according to a new report.
With so many organizations undergoing massive transformations — spurred by the growing complexity of products that combine hardware with sophisticated software — the choices being made today around how to proceed will have ramifications for years.
With so many digital models in use, how do the systems developers keep them consistent and use them together effectively?
Few roles are more critical to your bottom line than developers. That’s why it’s important to measure and optimize their contributions with an eye for continuous improvement.
Forward-thinking minds like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk have all warned about the consequences of AI, and it’s worth wondering about its coming application in an industry as crucial to human survival as healthcare.
Any cybersecurity expert will tell you it’s not a matter of if you will be hacked, but when. Healthcare organizations across the country are quickly learning the truth about that axiom.
Increasing product complexity is forcing all levels of organizations, across industries, to transform their development process or risk becoming relics.
At Jama Software, we’ve been working with innovative companies at the forefront of this endeavor. One of the common challenges we’ve seen is product and engineering leaders lacking visibility and critical insights into their product development process.
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