Creating great software is a design process from start to finish. It involves an endless stream decisions about everything, from constructing individual lines of code to the radius of rounded corners on buttons. If the people making those design decisions are more like the people using the software a better outcome is likely and a roughly equal split of males and females working on product development is a good target to aim for.
The IT industry has a diversity problem and fixing it will be a long road that starts with a better understanding of the problem. Psychology postgraduate Jessica Drackett approached us for help finding cohorts from the Agile Yorkshire community for her PhD research. It was a pleasure to help with this and an education to listen to some of her findings when she came to present as part of the Agile Yorkshire Ada Day event.
NewRedo has been awarded UK Government Cyber Essentials certification allowing our clients to trust that our systems are safe and secure when we handle their projects. Cyber Essentials is a Government backed scheme devised by the National Cyber Security Centre. It is designed…
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I recently configured Single Sign On (SSO) from our Google accounts to AWS. AWS SSO is the recommended way to configure SSO across multiple AWS accounts, yet Google is not a supported identity provider. However, this simply meant that there…
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