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Application programming interfaces (APIs) are everywhere around us today. Just think – every time you “like” a post or send a friend request on social media, you are talking to an API. But until recently, it was primarily software engineers who were responsible for understanding APIs. Nowadays, the Read More

Introducing: nutshell learning. Also known as micro learning. Have you ever heard of it?

Let me put it straight: learning in a nutshell is daily knowledge micro dosing. Even though micro learning is not a new concept, everyone surprisingly makes a big deal out of it (including me). Read More

Registering new users is the most basic, fundamental piece of the software business. If you don’t have customers, you don’t have money. With this in mind, you would think companies would devote time and energy in developing the perfect user registration process. Unfortunately, most companies are pr Read More

Microsoft SharePoint is a bit like a Swiss army knife. It has a ton of different functions, some of which are useful, and some that aren’t. If you’re using SharePoint or one of several SharePoint alternatives and you’re not careful, you might wind up with a tool that’s so bloated with features it d Read More

The central promise of cloud computing is that it is elastic with the customer’s utilization. Every business can scale up and down and adjust on the fly. Even better, the software is usually gorgeous, designed for smooth experiences for massive numbers of everyday users rather than for I.T. wizards Read More

Why checklists? Well, checklists are the most popular way to onboard new employees, and that’s for a good reason.

Checklists help you to follow a process, make sure you don’t neglect anything important and stay compliant. Instead of making you write your own, you can use one of the 6 we’ve prepa Read More

The most productive people on Earth aren’t superheroes. They have the same amount of hours in their day as you do, and often find ways to work far fewer hours, too. How do they do it? When I was struggling to stay on top of my new responsibilities, I was asking the same question. Over time, I disco Read More

Finding the perfect project management tool is equivalent to finding a needle in a haystack. I have tried virtually every task management, project management, and collaboration tool out there…ok, so that’s not entirely true (considering there are thousands). But, I have used: Basecamp, Trello, Team Read More

Call me a nerd, but in an attempt to better communicate our processes to our team members and manage the growth of our business, I’ve decided to make the process for publishing our weekly newsletter publicly available. I believe this will force us to improve the quality of our processes (to avoid e Read More

Working from 9 to 5 but still feel that little has been done? You might want to re-assess how you work. Tim Ferris, the author of the bestseller The 4-Hour Work Week gives us great tips to be more productive. Here are some of his great tips:

1. Do not multitask.
2. Set goals that actually matte Read More