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What is embedded software?

By Abdul Dremali on Mar 24, 2021 2:30:00 PM

When most people think of “computer software,” they think of applications that are used to interact with a PC, laptop, or mobile device. These programs display icons or information on a screen and take input from a keyboard, pointing device, touch screen, or game controller. But interactive software represents only a fraction of the software that’s out there.

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Custom Versus Off-the-Shelf Development

By Chris DeProfio on Feb 12, 2020 9:05:00 AM

“Build or buy?”

It’s a common question in business:

  • Do we build a new factory or office building, or buy an existing one?
  • Do we build a product or technology from scratch, or buy a startup company that’s already doing something similar?
  • Do we develop and promote senior leadership from within (build), or hire outsiders (buy)?
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AndPlus Named Top App Developer for Enterprises by Clutch

By Abdul Dremali on Nov 4, 2019 4:03:36 PM

76% of IT professionals state that it takes three months on average to develop an app, so it’s important to choose the right app developer. At AndPlus, we are focused on solving complex problems with software, and doing it fast. Clutch, a B2B ratings and reviews site, has released the 2019 Clutch Leader list. AndPlus is happy to announce that we have been named one of the top app developers for enterprises!

Clutch, a Washington, DC-based company, provides fair and transparent rankings of B2B companies. Their team of independent analysts conducts itnerviews with B2B clients and publishes reviews of past projects. These reviews form the basis for their ranking system and serve as a resource for potential customers. We are thankful to all of our clients who have left us reviews and allowed us to maintain a 4.9-star rating!

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The Effect of Custom Software on A Business

By Brian Geary on Jun 14, 2017 9:05:00 AM

“One size fits all” has never been a great concept, and in the business computing environment it can be particularly limiting. Every business has specific challenges, and it’s impossible for generic solutions to be a perfect fit for every company. That means off-the-shelf software applications created for typical scenarios usually can’t compete with custom software, which is developed to address a company’s specific needs, but they are often chosen because of the belief that it’s complex and costly to tailor-make a program. What business owners don’t always note, however, is the effect custom software has on a business and the benefits it brings to the table.

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5 Steps to Starting a Xamarin Project

By Brian Geary on Mar 20, 2017 10:00:28 AM


Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is a good, cross-platform mobile application. It can be built in a few weeks, however, if you have the right tools and experience. When you need a quality, high performance app that works seamlessly on Android, Windows and iOS, Xamarin is a good option to start with. As a fairly young tool, Xamarin uses .NET/C#, native libraries and is based on the Microsoft technology stack. The existing community of more than 1.4 million developers (and growing dramatically!) makes it a safe bet that it’s not going away anytime soon. Quality output begins with quality input, however, which means following the right steps is essential for a successful Xamarin project.

 


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How Effective Is Your EHR System?

By Brian Geary on Dec 7, 2016 8:00:00 AM

Mention the EHR adoption process to a physician and you’re likely to hear a groan. After spending much of the past five years implementing the electronic medical health records software, many will say it’s still not living up to its goals.

The push to adopt EHRs is being driven by the U.S. government in an effort to improve the quality, safety and efficiency of patient care. By implementing an approved EHR, hospitals and physicians will increase care coordination, protect patient privacy and improve the overall health of the community, according to an article on HealthIT.gov.

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