Press Coverage
Human-centered software development enhances User Experience and boosts marketing efforts
User experience (UX) is a vital aspect to the success of every business’s digital marketing campaign. Excellent user experience promotes ease with which consumers can access, find, review, or avail of products and services. APAC businesses can attract and convert user experience into revenue while sustaining competitiveness and survival.
In the last decade, the need for more connectivity has led to more collaborative tools, new digital channels, and more apps than we can count. The future of business and our lives very much lies in the digital world and its experiences.
The Hybrid Workforce: Best Practices for Security and Adoption
It’s no secret that businesses must change how they operate in offices all across the world. Numerous difficulties have arisen as a result of the widespread adoption of remote work, including managing diverse teams and ensuring that workers have access to the necessary technologies.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month – How can Organizations Protect Themselves from Cyber Threats?
As the Western world continues to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and resultant economic headwinds, cybersecurity is more important than ever.
How to avoid phishing scams this Cyber Security Awareness Month
Attacks are becoming more complex and costly to rectify, especially as the average total cost of a data breach increased by nearly 10% year over year. This year's campaign, ‘Think Before U Click’ #ThinkB4UClick, focuses on the damages that can come from phishing scams and ransomware attacks. Whilst these might be rudimentary concerns for IT teams, it is worth restating that rigorous cyber security requires everyone with access to a company email to remain vigilant.
Watching, waiting, anticipating: Network monitoring is a core line of defense for financial services
Cybercrime is a major concern for the financial services industry. Cyberattacks hit financial firms 300 times more than other organizations. Why? Because financial data is valuable, and the opportunity is great. Complex financial IT systems create a vast attack surface.
As I&D Leaders’ Roles Expand, They Can Lead with Inclusion
There’s no denying that the scope, role, and importance of the modern inclusion and diversity (I&D) officer has expanded significantly over the past three years.
How are CIOs Managing the Unprecedented Challenges of The Great Resignation?
With the Great Resignation in full swing, a global survey by PwC suggests one in five workers globally are planning to quit in 2022; 71% cite pay as a key reason and over two-thirds say they are seeking more fulfilment in the workplace. As tech specialists have become increasingly valuable and are looking for new lucrative opportunities, sourcing quality talent remains one of the biggest challenges for CIOs in a tech labour shortage.
Insider Threat Awareness Month – one click is all it takes….
This September marks the fourth annual National Insider Threat Awareness month, which highlights the importance of defending against, detecting and mitigating damages from insider threats which roughly account for 22% of security incidents.
The importance of being accessibility-first for effective UX design
Web design has seen a huge evolution in recent years, with accessibility and inclusion front of mind in the offline world impacting a more human side of software development. This means rethinking the approach to design, ensuring that the steps within processes address accessibility issues. Yet some tech companies are stuck in a previous era, before inbuilt product accessibility and their websites remain inaccessible to all users, particularly those with disabilities.
Closing the digital skills gap this National Coding Week
As we come to the end of National Coding Week, it is the perfect time to reflect on the opportunities that the coding world presents, whilst also encouraging us to look ahead to what adventures await.
The future of work: Building a people-first culture to drive an innovation-led organization
New Hampshire-based Ian Pitt, CIO at Progress, tells us CIOs have to keep an eye on how the future of work is changing and make sure their organizations are adapting across the board.
What .NET MAUI Can Do for Frontend and Web Developers
Let’s say you have a great web application — it runs well in the browser, but for some reason, the customer wants an app that will be mobile native or desktop native.
Malicious Intent or Honest Mistake
September is Insider Threat Awareness Month, a time dedicated to focusing on the solutions and precautionary steps public and private organizations can take to minimize the damage from potential insider threats. However, it must be stated that the majority of insider threat situations do not involve a disgruntled employee. Many small mistakes or accidents can be made that leave organizations in the dark if they are not paying critical attention to their sensitive data and who has access to it.
How to Bridge the Developer-Designer Gap
One of the most challenging conversations for frontend and web developers can be the conversation with the designers. Kathryn Grayson Nanz contends it’s because of a language gap and she aims to change that.
Progress Announces R3 2022 Release
Progress announced the latest release of its developer tools portfolio, including Progress® Telerik®, Progress® Kendo UI® and Progress® Telerik® Test Studio®.
With today’s R3 2022 release, Progress introduced Progress® ThemeBuilder™ Pro, enabling developers and designers to implement design systems seamlessly in web applications, delivering a greater level of design consistency without manual coding work.
Progress releases ThemeBuilder Pro for easy implementation of design systems
The software company Progress has announced the release of updates to several of its major tools, including Progress Telerik, Progress Kendo UI, and Progress Telerik Test Studio as part of its R3 2022 release.
Progress beyond on-premises: Managing edge DevOps complexity
Software engineering for edge environments should be carried out on, in and with edge computing tools, platforms and services. It seems almost irrational or crazy that we should have to say it out loud, but building the compute edge requires edge technologies.
Progress promotes people-centric programming
Developers build code and so, logically, they need to deliver code above all else, right?
This misconception was one of the lies developers tell themselves tabled by Microsoft’s Billy Hollis during his keynote session at Progress360 in Boston this month.
The truth here (and what developers should really be doing) is building code when and if it actually adds some positive functionality to user experiences.
Progress Advocates Policy-As-Code Approach For Sharper Secure IT
Companies run on policies. A typical business might establish policies to help govern expenditure, employee behavior and conduct, investments and corporate gifts or bonuses, to name a few areas. But if these are the more visible policies that help run a business, the IT department has its own lower-level policy system too.