What is a sprint? With the rise of Agile and Scrum-based methodology, using Sprints as a measurement of progress has been widely implemented in Project Management. The purpose of a Sprint is simple – a segment of the overall project development. It represents the focus of the team over a number of weeks (often between […]
If you’ve got an idea for a piece of software that simply has to be built, you may find yourself unsure of where to start or which routes to go down. To help make things a little clearer, here are some ways you can form up in teams and realise your vision. 1) Form […]
Have you ever had a great idea? I mean an idea so good you couldn’t not pursue it. You have it all planned out in your head, you’ve set a timeline, you’ve got a vision, and you’re eager to get started. The one thing holding you back is … you need a team. Nowadays, with […]
Is there anyone on this earth that can say they’ve never missed a deadline? It’s interesting how feasible either answer can be. Is it possible someone exists who has never missed a deadline? Perhaps there exists some hermit somewhere, living on their own with no deadlines to meet. Regardless, what are deadlines and why do […]
Collaborative projects have resulted in some of the most incredible inventions, creations, and discoveries, from Orville and Wilbur Wright’s development of the aeroplane to Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield’s launch of Ben and Jerry’s. The ability to collaborate is extremely valuable. In fact, many employers deem it an essential skill. It’s the best way to […]
Crowdsourcing is a term bounded about a lot these days. It has many definitions such as businesses outsourcing work to unpaid, external contributors, and as with most things on the internet, has been used erroneously as a buzzword and a synonym for crowdfunding. Crowdsourcing has its roots in the outsourcing of small, menial tasks to […]
