Author: Rahul Singh

Outsourcing app development has become a standard option for businesses looking to optimize their operations and get results faster in today’s cutthroat business environment. Statista says the revenue for IT Outsourcing worldwide is expected to reach US $430.50bn in 2023 and could reach up to US $587.30bn in 2027. Cost reductions, improved corporate efficiency, and … Continue reading

The importance of protecting user data has never been higher as the world becomes more digital. In this regard, authentication methods in mobile and web apps are the most reliable ways to keep user data safe.   App authentication methods ensure that only authorized users can access an app’s features and functions. Developers can choose … Continue reading

Now technology dominates our lives. So it’s common for companies to worry about the privacy and security of personal data. To reduce this worry, the US & EU introduced two of the most significant regulations protecting sensitive personal data, which are the “Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).” … Continue reading

What if your product updates or features don’t find the desired audience? You aren’t utilizing one of the top communication channels, “Release notes.” Release notes are essential to every software release and serve as a communication tool between product teams and users. It should provide enough information to be informative but also easy to understand … Continue reading

A recession is a pattern of simultaneously reducing consumer and corporate activity, which results in negative development as measured by the GDP and other sequence data like the rate of unemployment, wage growth, and so on. It has been noted that many outstanding businesses would perish in the impending recession. Your firm might be impacted … Continue reading

Prior to COVID-19, the majority of educational institutions relied on traditional teaching strategies that required both the teacher and the students to be present physically in a classroom. The lecture had to be given by the teacher, and the students took notes on the important topics and used physical books for study and in-depth learning. … Continue reading