
When developing business software, from quality test to user feedback, it’s important to know how it’s used in the real world so that you can ensure it’s as valuable as possible to the end user.



The UK government has launched a voluntary code of practice for the manufacturers of smart devices and those connected via the Internet of Things in a bid to improve their security.
No matter what kind of business you run, big or small, it’s vital that you have software test teams in place, ready to assess the tech you use to keep your company afloat – or you could find that you start losing customers left, right and centre.