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Talking about how “software”, “computer systems” and “experts” come together and cutting through some of the AI hype.
In the manufacturing and design world, computer-aided design (CAD) is a commonly used tool. It is just what its name implies: the use of computers to assist with any aspect and stage of a design. The introduction of CAD allowed for greater quality, productivity, repeatability, and communication for those using ...
If you stop learning, you stop growing; you stop getting better.
Marketing Director Jamey Meeker interviews RoleModel Craftsman Time Irwin on what project leadership looks like at RoleModel Software
What makes a software craftsman, and why you want one on your project.
RoleModel's Ken Auer joins the School for Startups Radio podcast to talk about RoleModel Software and what we do for our clients.
Caleb Woods, from RoleModel Software joins Dr. Tolu Adeleye to discuss unique angles of what it takes to shift from being a technical role in a software company to a key leadership role that involves amongst other things, growing a team of software engineers. Listen in to hear about Caleb’s take on how developing software cannot be done in a vacuum; implying the vital need to bring into play factors such as business analysis and more. Get to learn how Caleb fortifies his leadership positioning through small daily practices that add up on the long run.