Katherine Slattery is the Marketing Associate at uTest, the world’s largest marketplace for software testing services. Katherine focuses her writing on topics around web, desktop and mobile application development. She can be reached at [email protected].
Software security is a hot topic right now, but if we’re not careful, we could make things worse—much, much worse. In many ways today, there is nothing more important than developing secure software that works well in the real world.
Top-level executives often have a hard time communicating what they want from their development team. But there’s a way the two groups can work as one.
Do we worry enough about security? Does it keep us up late at night? Is it constantly in the back of our minds? If not, it should be. But, who should be more concerned about security—the app developer or the user? The answer—both.
There’s a thin line between success and failure in the modern economy. Lately, that difference is increasingly tied to technology and a company’s willingness (and ability) to adopt it. The most obvious example today is that of mobile applications.
It was big news when Barack Obama had a mobile app leading up to the 2008 election. This time around, technology has played an even bigger role in the election. Where will it go next?
