The AndPlus Software Development Blog

Twilio is one of the world’s most rapidly-growing companies, and interest in the company and its products is rising. However, it’s not always clear what a company is about and what it does merely from a list of its products and features. Like reading the spec sheet for a product you know nothing about, you can come away better informed, but none the wiser. So in this post, we’ll offer a quick rundown of what Twilio does, followed by a look at four organizations that are using it to transform core parts of what they do. Let’s start at the beginning.

Before you release software, you need to know whether it’s good enough. Software quality testing lets you know for sure that it’s ready to ship. It also gives you data and insights you can feed back upstream to fine-tune your processes, shorten and accelerate development cycles, and improve engineer and team performance.

User interface design needs to be evidence-based to succeed. While there’s plenty of room for creativity, you have to know that your users will be able to navigate your interface successfully, achieve their goals with your product, and return to use it again. They don’t necessarily have to be ‘delighted’ by it, though that’s a plus. But they do have to be able to use it without experiencing failure or frustration. And you can only know if that’s true by research and testing.

Software development projects can transfigure businesses and transform their prospects. They can enable a business to address whole new markets or shave thousands of worker hours off tasks. They can also fail; in 2020, up to 66% of software development projects were partial or total failures, with larger projects more severely affected. We’ll talk about why that might be in this post, along with the main reasons why software projects fail and what developers and businesses can do to increase the chances of success.

With IoT, the age of medical devices has truly arrived. Creative engineers and diligent application developers like AndPlus, have created devices that are both life-saving innovations and the start of a new healthcare data art form. And the momentum is spectacular.

ACQUISITION WILL EXPAND ENSONO’S CLOUD NATIVE AND DATA ENGINEERING CAPABILITIES AND STRENGTHEN ENSONO’S POSITION AS A LEADER IN CLOUD SERVICES

DOWNERS GROVE, Ill. – July 12, 2022– Ensono, an expert technology adviser and managed service provider, announced its acquisition of AndPlus, a cloud native and data engineering firm. This acquisition continues Ensono’s strategic investment in scaling its cloud and data engineering capabilities and reinforces the company’s commitment to helping clients plan, build, migrate, and operate in the cloud.