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What Businesses Need to Know About Integrating New Payment Gateways

Cash isn’t king anymore. Electronic payment has rapidly become a critical system of businesses everywhere.

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The 3 Consumer Needs Driving Mobile Payments

The past two years have seen a surge in mobile app payments — and left many companies scrambling to upgrade their payments infrastructures.

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What Businesses Need to Consider When Developing an International Payment Tool

To say international payment processing is complicated is an understatement.

Whether a company seeks to process cross-border payments from consumers or other businesses, they must deal with fees, currency conversions and international regulations — all while delivering.

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Cryptocurrency Payments: A Brief Primer for Businesses

Cryptocurrencies may appear to have gone mainstream given their media coverage, but widespread adoption of crypto payments has yet to occur.

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The Proven Process We Use For Successful Cloud Migrations

Despite the revolutionary benefits the cloud brings (cost savings, increased security and scalability), many businesses remain nervous about making the leap. If the fear of migrating assets and data to the cloud is holding your business back, Kingsmen is here to help.

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Why You Should Build Your Own Payments Infrastructure

The payments infrastructure for most businesses is rarely perfect. This is true for everyone: enterprises, hospitals, small retailers, SaaS startups, everyone.

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Why You Should Plan for Failure if You Want To Succeed

IT project failure is much more common than you might think. Research by KPMG, AIPM and IPMA found just 19 percent of companies successfully deliver projects (most of the time). You don’t have to be on the wrong side of this statistic, though.

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How We Build a Roadmap for Software Development Success

Welcome to the final stage of our planning journey. We have an idea of where we’re going in the form of a vision and a set of key objectives. We understand what the destination looks like due to our business and technical models. Now, we need to draw a roadmap that.

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How To Get Your Software Project off the Ground

Going from idea to execution is one of the most exhilarating journeys in software development. But it’s not always easy to get projects off the ground, let alone maintain momentum when they’re out in the world.

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5 Key Characteristics of Enterprise-Grade Software

Businesses of all kinds, from global behemoths to small and medium-sized organizations here in the U.S. rely on enterprise-grade software to power their operations. But what is enterprise-grade software and what separates it from all of the other applications a.

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Why Experience Matters When Planning a Software Project

Planning a software development project is like planning a road trip:

  • The organization’s visions and objectives are the destination.
  • Models and use case diagrams act as a roadmap.
  • A feature map and iteration plan serve as the directions.

Learner’s permits won’t.

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The Benefits of a Portfolio Mindset For Software Development

Most organizations approach software development the same as any other project, with a defined start date and end date. But when is a piece of software ever really finished? Updates will always be required, especially if the software is customer-facing and driving real.

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Why Discovery Is the Most Important Stage in Software Development

The discovery process is the first step in any software development project. It is also the most important and the most overlooked.

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The True Cost of a Failed Project

Most software development teams have experienced a failed project at some point in their careers.

The problem is not usually the development itself. The reason many software projects fail is because teams neglect the important work that happens before the actual build.

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How We Model Project Success in Software Development

Once we’ve established objectives and key results for a project, we take a more granular view of how to achieve them. To do this, we use business models and technical models that help us understand your business as a whole, the current systems in place and any work.

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