Quantum Software Development Is Still In Its Infancy

Quantum Software Development Is Still In Its Infancy

There is a race being run these days, and it features established giants as well as well-funded newcomers. Companies such as IBM, Intel, Google, Honeywell, Xanadu, IonQ, Rigetti and Alibaba are racing to build ever-more-powerful quantum computers. They appear well-justified to do so. Quantum computing promises to dramatically impact numerous fields — from cybersecurity to finance, from supply chain to pharmaceuticals, from defense to weather forecasting.

4 Blockchain ETFs For 2021

Blockchain has been riding the bitcoin wave in 2021, but some blockchain ETFs are better than others.

With bitcoin prices soaring, ethereum producing even bigger gains and dogecoin becoming Elon Musk's digital coin of choice, the spotlight on cryptocurrencies have perhaps never been higher.

6 Signs You’re Doing DevOps Correctly

A lot of organizations claim to be DevOps-focused because they use specific tools and loosely follow certain practices. But to really be a DevOps-centric organization, there are specific DevOps principles and processes that ensure your organization is as optimized and automated as possible. To ensure that you’re not just using the DevOps title without following the underlying principles as an organization, here are six signs you’re actually doing it right.

Five Technology Trends To Watch For In 2021

Five Technology Trends To Watch For In 2021

Every year, the innovations unlocked by technology seem to appear faster and faster. But the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated technology in a way we have never seen before.

Top Project Management Tools for Software Development in 2018

Top Project Management Tools for Custom Software Development in 2018

Project management for software development is difficult. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.

In the best of times, software project management requires tracking down absent deliverables, analyzing data to predict when things will be done, and communicating information to stakeholders so they don’t make your life miserable with aggressive update requests.

How do project managers organize all those moving pieces into one coherent plan? They use the best project management tools.

History provides us with a couple notable examples. Could Henry Ford have delivered the requisite number of Model Ts without the organization of an assembly line? Would Paul Bunyan have been as productive without Babe the Blue Ox acting as a repository for all of his lumber data?

The answer to both questions is no.