Engineering

Software development and product development may not be as different as you think. If you’re a product-focused IT leader managing both, consider these parallels.

Here’s why a strong testing mindset is crucial for identifying gaps in product quality and prioritizing risk mitigation through automation.

Explore what an engineering change order is, the stages involved, and the business benefits that come along with it.

Alert Innovation leveraged its best-in-class robotic technology and solid infrastructure to revolutionize e-grocery fulfillment and fuel hypergrowth that led to their acquisition by Walmart. Featuring Heather Multhaupt, VP of Team Services.

Here are four examples of what’s possible when you offer engineer-to-order products the right way.

Here’s how companies get locked into a system with no ability to upgrade or integrate—and the key to getting out.

Custom-engineered products fill previously unmet needs, so they require a high level of collaboration and information management to control the process from conception to delivery to the customer.

Modern product management software doesn’t ask its customers to manage new feature installments. Instead, new releases are ready to adopt on your schedule.

If users won’t come to you, it’s time to go to them. Here’s why product companies should consider software that integrates with familiar apps like Slack.

Explore what blockchain really is, how it can revolutionize the manufacturing sector, and how it’s being used now to improve everything from supply chain management to contract enforcement.

More and more digital twins are dominating conversations when it comes to speeding time to market. Here’s your full guide to implementing digital twins before getting too far behind.

The latest and greatest in enterprise software is all about allowing the user to start anywhere and go anywhere—entirely determined by their specific business needs.

In this Converged Live webinar, discover how composable architecture can revolutionize your user engagement. Propel's VP of Engineering Kishore Subramanian covers the basics and even demos the application so you can see it in action.

Imagine the possibilities of a flexible, role-based user interface for your enterprise software—with no programming needed. Propel's VP of Engineering, Kishore Subramanian, explains the magic of extensibility in this Converged Conversation.

What to know about the emerging trend of no-code/low-code development platforms, and how it’s revolutionizing efficiency for business users.

In times of economic uncertainty, an extensible software solution allows companies to evolve with changing market conditions instead of just crossing their fingers and hoping for the best.

With Lightning Web Components (LWC), the Salesforce platform provides a richer, more modern, interface for its users—with the vital ingredient: flexibility.

Bonus Rule: Prioritize Product Value. When the pandemic hit, VIZIO was, unexpectedly, prepared. Mark Rumbaugh, VP of Information Technology, discusses how their agility and ingenuity drove success.

Episode 5. Rule 5: The UX Matters. What is thick & thin design? Consequence scanning? Why do you need Design Ops? Stay ahead of the curve with these trends in UX Design from Salesforce's Adam Doti.

Episode 3. Rule 3. Cloud is the Future. Get an inside look into IT's critical role in a successful product development process.

Here’s the guide you need to succeed with information on best practices, challenges, steps to an efficient IT consolidation rollout, and strategies to improve.

What is a PDM and why does your business need one?

What is extensibility, and why is having an extensible software system crucial? Learn more about it to drive product and quality excellence in today's world of accelerated digital transformation.

Harmony between engineers and salespeople is not only possible with the right platforms and mindset, but also a business imperative for companies that make custom-engineered products.