Do you write unit tests for your code? If you don't, you should. Unit tests are a fast, inexpensive, and efficient tool that helps guarantee code quality.

Ricardo del Razo, CIO and Digital Transformation Leader at Grupo SADA, talks about the challenges and successes of adopting new processes, technologies, and delivery methods in the aftermath of the pandemic.

When we're programming, most of us think about solving the problem that lies ahead. But instead of asking, "How do I create code that works?" we should be asking, "How do I solve problems in the most efficient and elegant way, consuming as little processing capacity as possible?"

Djan Castro, ICT Manager - Manufacturing at Stellantis South America, gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the systems-related innovations he’s introducing at scale in vehicle manufacturing.

A lot has been said about diversity and inclusion programs in companies. The most sensitive have already understood that having an open attitude toward the subject has become essential and that ignoring the subject is a risk.

In our previous posts, we talked about how data warehouses and data lakes can help us manage our data in a more secure, cost-effective, reliable, and scalable way, as well as how to use GCP to improve our data pipelines and their orchestration. But it doesn’t matter how rich or robust your data...

How does Elasticsearch work? And why should you use it? Let's take a tour of this notable search engine and explain how you can begin to use it to transform your daily activities and improve data clarity.