Senior Service Delivery Manager
DevOps, AI, and DORA Metrics are redefining how organizations deliver software. Learn how the four DORA metrics improve software delivery performance, boost productivity of engineering teams, and drive business value.
In today’s digital world, the term “enterprise-grade software” is a buzzword that’s thrown around without a clear understanding of what it means. While many organizations recognize the importance of robust software for their business, distinguishing between standard software and truly enterprise-grade solutions is a challenge.
The Build Operate Transfer (BOT) model has become a popular approach for companies looking to expand their software development capabilities while retaining strategic control. As organisations face increasing challenges in talent acquisition and cost management, the BOT model offers a balanced solution that combines the benefits of outsourcing with the control of in-house operations.
The software industry has undergone a huge transformation over the last 10 years and Software as a Service (SaaS) is the new normal for software delivery and consumption. As of 2025, SaaS has changed how businesses operate, collaborate and scale their technology infrastructure. This is not just a change in how software is distributed but a fundamental reimagining of the relationship between software providers and their customers. By the end of 2024, 99% of businesses were using at least one SaaS application, that’s how widespread the model is.
This article focuses on comparing two of the most popular models: dedicated software development teams and staff augmentation. While both have their benefits, they address different business needs and offer distinct value propositions. In this article, I’ll compare these two models and explore which one might deliver more value to your business.
Driven by technological advancements, shifting business priorities, and global economic dynamics, outsourcing is no longer just a cost-saving strategy but a critical enabler of innovation and competitiveness. This article explores the key trends in software development outsourcing for 2025, supported by research evidence from academic studies, industry reports, and market analyses.
IT staff augmentation increases the potential of your team. An additional specialist is support in completing daily tasks and meeting deadlines. The presence of this person allows to increasing productivity when new and challenging business opportunities arise.
Today it is an imperative to be able to quickly build and deliver innovative and advanced software products not only to keep the business growing, but simply functioning just above the tide. The business virtually always demands the increments of the products to be delivered as soon as possible for many obvious reasons. In order to do that software development companies can use an old as dirt concept of outsourcing a part of the work to contractors.