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How to Take Your eLearning Simulations to the Next Level

How to Take Your eLearning Simulations to the Next Level

Simulations have been around a lot longer than you think and with advances in fields like virtual reality, they’re becoming more lifelike by the day. 
by Lauren Pope
Cloud Computing Applications in 2021: What You Need to Know

Cloud Computing Applications in 2021: What You Need to Know

We all have something living on the cloud.
by Aaron Walker
Website Analytics: 8 Metrics To Measure Website's Success

Website Analytics: 8 Metrics To Measure Website's Success

Out of all of the buzzwords you hear around your website, analytics is probably one of them.
by Mara Calvello
Inventory Management: How to Organize and Plan Effectively

Inventory Management: How to Organize and Plan Effectively

Managing your inventory is all the rage right now.
by Alexandra Vazquez
The G2 on MedTech: The Necessary Evil of MIPS Scores

The G2 on MedTech: The Necessary Evil of MIPS Scores

At its core, the health care industry is a service-oriented one; it always has been. Only recently, with the realization that patient experience significantly impacts practice reputation, hospitals and medical practices have taken strides to consider patient satisfaction and perspective when delivering care.
by Jasmine Lee
QA Testing

QA Testing

What is QA testing? QA testing, or software quality assurance testing, is the process of detecting and fixing errors, bugs, and other issues in software applications before their public release. This process is often integrated into mobile and web development services but can also be conducted by separate testing providers or in-house using specialized software. Test automation software can be utilized to automate the QA testing process. This involves meticulous planning of tests, development, and execution of test cases, and thorough evaluation and documentation of the results. The various types of QA testing include mobile testing, regression testing, performance testing, and user acceptance testing, each addressing different aspects of software quality.QA testing significantly improves software quality by reducing bugs and errors, resulting in a more stable and efficient product. It enhances the user experience by ensuring the software is user-friendly and meets expectations. Additionally, QA testing is cost-effective, as addressing issues during development is less expensive than post-release fixes, making it an essential component of the software development lifecycle.Implementing best practices like early testing, continuous feedback, and the utilization of automation and AI in the QA process ensures the delivery of high-quality software, aligning with the evolving demands of technology and user expectations.
by Michael Pigott
RFPs: Everything You Need to Know About the RFP Process

RFPs: Everything You Need to Know About the RFP Process

A request for proposal (RFP) establishes a strong foundation for your organization in a procurement process.An RFP is a document that an organization provides to announce a new project opportunity to interested parties through bidding. RFP software helps companies automate the process.
by Grace Pinegar
How to Market an App: 47 Inspiring Ideas + Examples

How to Market an App: 47 Inspiring Ideas + Examples

App marketing shouldn’t be an afterthought.
by Bridget Poetker
9 Candidate Sourcing Strategies to Find the Best Talent

9 Candidate Sourcing Strategies to Find the Best Talent

The talent market is a competitive place.
by Mara Calvello
4 Softwares to Boost Office Efficiency (+How They Work Together)

4 Softwares to Boost Office Efficiency (+How They Work Together)

Technology can improve the functionality of an office space. The trick is to find a unified technology system that works together to make everyone’s life easier.
by Tricia Dempsey