News and insights
What’s new in software development, QA, design, data engineering and technology at large…and how it affects your business.
Using technology to control healthcare costs
Modernizing current or implementing new technology can reduce administrative healthcare costs.
Five ways to prepare for a digital transformation
How to set the stage for success before jumping into a digital transformation.
Catalyte launches Baltimore City software development fellowship
As part of the initial fellowship group, Surge is providing teams comprised of apprentice and senior level developers.
Estimating value when creating a features backlog
How to create and manage a backlog that delivers the biggest business value first.
Why hands-on agile training matters
Hands-on agile training is the surest way for teams to gain knowledge while also delivering business value while they learn.
Reliable tech talent represents difference between success and failure
63% of companies unhappy with new sources of tech talent.
Remote workforces: Maintaining productivity without burnout
The pandemic has confirmed the best, and the worst, about working from home.
We are now Surge – a Catalyte company
You have access to the resources you need, when and how you need them, to get the job done.
Are your technology and processes resilient enough to thrive?
In a crisis, it’s not good enough to remain the same. You must be resilient to come out stronger.
RetrainAmerica launches national retraining and employment exchange
It will connect anyone with an opportunity to get retrained for jobs of the future.
Successful remote onboarding in any business climate
These proven strategies help increase the rate of initial productivity in any business environment.
Maintaining company culture with remote workforces
A remote workforce has advantages for talent selection, productivity and reduced overhead.
Is software design dead?
Without foresight and purposeful design, the user experience can be confusing, counter-intuitive, and time-consuming.
Top 10 codeless traps and how to avoid them
Consider the following risks associated with codeless solutions.
