Wiredelta & PropTech – Digital Transformation in Real Estate
Digital technological development affects every industry in the world, including real estate. In a previous case, we saw the brilliant way Dit X Hjem, a real estate agency, uses 360°
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Wiredelta & DitXHjem – The Future of Real Estate
When most people think about real estate, they think of houses and apartments. But in reality, DitXHjem this industry sells more than just a house. They sell homes, they provide
Wiredelta & EGN – A Multisite For A Global Network
Almost two years ago we started an exciting and challenging collaboration with EGN, a global executive network of over 14.000 professionals from 15 countries. Back then, EGN was focusing on
The 3 Types of Technical Debt
You’ve probably heard the term being thrown around in group meetings, tech meetings or just casual conversations with colleagues. Technical debt is everything from the worst thing that can possibly
5 Challenges of Distributed Teams and How to Solve Them
With coronavirus on the rise globally, the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced the outbreak a pandemic. Therefore, in order to stop the spread of the virus, more and more governments
10 Reasons Why Microservices Are the Future
Over the years numerous technologies, architectures, and best practices have sprung up in the software development industry. Microservices are one of the architectural trends which are being adopted by more
When You Should (Not) Use Microservices to Develop Apps in 2020
The demand for microservices has recently been on the rise. More and more global organizations are becoming progressive in changing how they build and deliver software. In fact, microservices are
Build From Scratch vs Build on Top of Legacy Systems
Legacy systems are one of the main reasons why many organizations fall behind their competitors. It breaks down innovation and prevents businesses to obtain their full potential. Often times, organisations
10 Reasons to Move Away From Legacy Systems
As the year unfolds, technology is changing at a pace we have never seen before. From the year 1943 when the first electric programmable computer was invented, until, in the
