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The IRS Cuts Software Developers a Break

Earlier this year the U.S. Treasury Department released new regulations regarding internal use software (IUS) and its eligibility for the Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit.



The Modernization of Network Software

Similar to what happened to the Internet with the dawn of Web 2.0, in the IT networking arena, software is the new black—the new driver of value and innovation.

Strategies for Building Cyber Security into Software Development

Perhaps your commute to work each day requires that you drive over a bridge.

The Presentation Paradox

In and out of the classroom or laboratory, scientists and engineers are analyzing, graphing, and presenting data that reshapes conventional thinking, instructs the next generation of scientists, or tackles the mechanics of disease, to name but a few examples.

ECM on a Path to Reinvention

The Enterprise Content Management (ECM) concept has been with us for nearly 15 years, an established enterprise tool.

Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration (CI) is a methodology of organizing the software development process in which every change of the source code from the shared repository, as well as the behavior of the software system as a whole with the aforementioned changes, are checked for validity.

Applying Predictive Analytics for Application Health

Most enterprises spend a significant part of their IT budget on application development and maintenance (ADM).

Why Aren’t More Companies Agile?

The value of agile software development is too great to ignore. In a recent survey of companies that have adopted agile, 73 percent cited that the method resulted in a faster time to project completion, 92 percent claimed that agile gave them the ability to manage changing priorities better, and 87 percent believe that agile increases productivity.