Asim Malik
Nexient’s Agile Transformation Approach is built keeping in mind this Pragmatic Agile approach.
Steve Peele II
Last week, we sat down with Vicky Papa, VP of Utilities and Energy at Nexient, for a round-table discussion about all things crisis preparation and ways utilities professional
Brad Ellis
In my last article, I talked about how trust is the secret ingredient to high-performing Agile teams.
Like the ingredients in a libation, there are a lot of ways trust affects Agile teams.
Mohammad Rashid
Find out who the kids are in this nostalgic analogy centered around the agile practice.
Mark Orttung
H1-B visa reform is likely to impact most large US companies – here’s how to prepare.
Chak Pakala
Traditional business intelligence systems are seriously struggling. It's time to take the first steps toward real-time analytics.
With a NoSQL database in place, you can get up-to-the-second insights into consumer behavior
As seen in USA Today: A perspective on Trump’s “Buy American, Hire American” executive order.
Beth Franssen
Three things you need to know about accessible digital design compliance
Keith Skronek
This wasn’t the Agile I’d read about. This wasn’t the Agile Manifesto in action. This wasn’t Agile at all. It was Faux-gile.
Nate Berent-Spillson
Done right, DevOps is more than a tool for efficiency. It’s an investment in employee happiness.
You have to commit—really commit—to automation and telemetry.
I was blown away. Forget any negative stereotypes you might have about teenagers: these have got to be some of the most delightful, curious, diverse,
A good environment gives you a boost. A bad one drags you down.
You already know your business wants to transform around cloud, mobile, DevOps and agile development. The question is can finance become Agile too?
Rather than fear it, online retailers should see this as an opportunity
There are many reasons you might end up acquiring code...
That multiweek cycle that suits the dev team isn’t always a great fit for DevOps
Different organizations will get there in different ways, but all of them can benefit from finding a flavor of agile that works for them
Nexient
If you’ve worked in DevOps for more than a couple years, you’re probably all too familiar with the agony of monolithic apps...
If you have the right mindset, and more importantly, act on it, you’ll be well ahead of your competitors…
Some of the most important skills for developers don’t involve code and aren’t taught in books (at least, not the ones I read as a student)!
Every agile team needs an occasional checkup.
How NOT to introduce DevOps in the enterprise, and a three-point plan to avoid the corporate quicksand
Is your boss (or client) addicted to velocity?
Trent Nguyen
Understand two very different ways users can help you build better software
No one can fully explain why bad software happens to good people.
Bridget Miller, guest author
Companies are discovering a new approach to talent acquisition: hiring teams instead of individuals.
Why does digital accessibility really matter? Just ask Beyoncé .
If you're ready to drive real improvements in your Agile process, your retros have to work harder.
Many software companies that need to accelerate faster than they can hire will supplement their teams with contractors.
If life is too short for crappy software, why is there so much of it? Here's the first of 5 golden rules of software every business needs to know.
In the latest post in our quest to save the world from #crappysoftware, golden rules 2 and 3 carry us through the minefields of Friction and Function.
Did my friend really have to leave the state he loved to build his dream career?
People sometimes describe DevOps as a factory. It’s a good analogy.
Every delightful app you’ve ever used has probably followed these five rules.
To “make a dent in the universe,” as Steve Jobs famously said, you might already be in exactly the right place.
Everyone wants to hire a team of rock stars—or ninjas, or geniuses, as it appears.
David Luxford
The wrong way: call it a “best practice” Once I found an internal system that was logging usernames and passwords in plain text.
Most organizations are DevOps-resistant by nature.
George Lawton
The rise of Agile and DevOps highlight the differences between project and product in software development.
Jenna Chamra
Design systems can create a seamless and scalable user experience across multiple digital products.
Of all the things I miss about being together with the Nexient team, the one that I might miss the most...
Jerry Walker
The word ‘agile’ is a term emerging as a critical piece in how businesses are innovating and modifying the way they work. Learn about Agile Building Solutions.
Nexus has been a cornerstone in how we shape the Nexient belief system to...
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