7 Things CEOs Should Consider
Key considerations for CEOs when hiring a mobile developer: experience, industry fit, design, deployment, and communication.
7 Things To Consider When Choosing A WordPress Theme
You’re looking to update your company’s outdated website. So you start browsing WordPress themes. You slowly realize there are thousands of themes out there, and searching for the perfect design can be tedious, time-consuming, and downright overwhelming. And picking out the aesthetically-pleasing themes only narrows the field so much. You might be asking yourself “where […]
Search Engine Friendly Website? Build It Right The First Time
Since Google’s Panda algorithm launched on February 23, 2011, we keep talking about quality content. Thanks to the content management systems such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, adding a new page or publishing a new blog post is much easier for marketers with basic HTML and CSS knowledge. [blockquote cite=”” type=”left”]A frequently asked question from our […]
When Should You Develop In-House?
Many company leaders are posed with the difficult question of, “Should I develop my project in-house or with an independent developer?” Obviously, we want you to work with us. But there are just some instances where it doesn’t make sense to go with a developer. See below for a quick guide to help you with […]
Closed-Source vs. Open-Source Content Management Systems
You know you want a content management system to control the content on your website, but you might not know which system is best for your business. Let’s start with a more basic question: should your company choose an open-source CMS or a closed-source CMS? Closed-Source Content Management Systems Support: Closed-source systems are usually supported […]
In Healthcare, it’s Seek to Understand, then to Solve
Often times during an introductory conversation with a hospital administrator, I am asked, “What software does Logic Solutions offer?” My response starts out simply stating that we actually don’t have a software product to offer them. The puzzled look I get in return isn’t uncommon, and is usually followed by an awkward moment of hesitation, […]
