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Automation helps to lower costs and reduce release time. However, one has to be very judicious while deciding how much to “spend” on automation while trying to save on time. The cost on automation is decided on two main factors:…

Web Applications are ubiquitous. Simply, open your browser (most likely chrome) and you would see a link directing you to Google apps, Facebook Apps or even other 3rd party applications that run on the browser. So, as a web application…

Primarily known to be a hardware and software seller, Pitney Bowes had trouble entering the Indian market armed with an e-stamping application that needed to comply with the revenue regulations defined within the market. What the company needed to work.

Have you ever come across an application that works fine on your Firefox browser but does not show a button properly when accessed through Internet Explorer? Or an application warrants that you have a certain version and higher of your…

Could a robot do your job? Sure, they could. Soon enough. That’s what robots like HERB is being trained to do. The ‘Home-Exploring Robot Butler’ under development at the Carnegie Mellon is learning to retrieve and deliver objects, prepare simple…

Google search is an indispensable tool, so much so that it has become synonymous with search. Now we say, “Google it!” rather than “Search for it on the net”, and quite rightly so. With billions of sites and trillions of…

Relaying the analogy we drew with Moses and his tablet in the previous blog, this epochal moment is history also experienced a variety of other risks. Think of the Pharaohs who were headfast about disrupting Moses’ attempts to free his…