Companies often have excellent in-house staff and resources, but they don’t have the capacity or the skills needed for a particular project. AndPlus is adept at staff and skills augmentation, and we have the results to prove it.
Companies often have excellent in-house staff and resources, but they don’t have the capacity or the skills needed for a particular project. AndPlus is adept at staff and skills augmentation, and we have the results to prove it.
Some things are more art than science. And while software development is definitely a science, testing it has more than a few artistic aspects to the process. Dan Valderrama, QA Engineer at AndPlus, talks about the typical two-week sprint and how the company ensures a quality, shippable product at the end of it.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the inhabitants had access to advanced medical care provided by robots. The Star Wars medical droids had the ability to diagnose and treat their patients with extraordinary knowledge and numerous built-in surgical tools. They had extra added bonus skills in reasoning and communication with their patients—any species from any planet speaking any language. Their bedside manner was, of course, impeccable.
“What!? Can’t you see I’m busy? None of project development's stories are getting done on time and user features are still lagging behind.”
“I‘m sorry, sir. I know you're busy, but Mr. Petrov is on the phone. He says he may be able to help.”
“Who?”
“Sergei Petrov, our contact in Moscow.”
“Oh, that's unexpected. What’s he want?”
“He said it’s for your ears only. And it’s terribly important. Something about the MoSCoW method.”
You’ve read a number of articles in this space about different types of machine learning, with a high-level view of how they work and the types of technologies that machine learning will enable in the future. “But,” you’re thinking, “What are some of the ways machine learning is being applied right now, to do useful work outside the laboratory?”
Let’s say your latest iOS app (discussed earlier in this space) that you've worked on so hard took off. It’s off the charts at the Apple store and you’re raking in the dough, $1.99 at a time. Great! But here’s the bad news: By not having an Android version on the market as well, you are doing the following:
