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May 6, 2018

Published by Nicholas Dietrich on May 6, 2018

THE 7 BENEFITS OF APPLICATION CONTAINERISATION

Current software platforms are constrained by having multiple infrastructure and technology stacks to maintain. This leads to fragile and complex deployment processes, which are hard to […]

May 11, 2016

Published by Nicholas Dietrich on May 11, 2016

REMAINING AGILE IN THE VARIABLE WORLD OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Agile Scrum is a central driver of innovation at IMQS. As an approach to project management it facilitates the on-time development of useful and relevant software solutions […]