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Evolving our digital transformation consulting to meet client needs
Covid-19 has accelerated digital transformation by seven years – and Digivante is changing to assist. In this blog, CEO Dan Berry explains why Digivante’s business model, digital transformation consulting and service offering are changing, and what this means for current and future clients. Our clients’ requirements have changed Since we established Digivante nearly nine ...
Preparing for the January sales and beyond
With shoppers unable or unwilling to hit the high street, the traditional shop-till-you-drop scrum of the January sales seems an unlikely prospect. Instead, consumers will have their browsers and apps poised to search for bargains online.
Are your websites and apps ready for a truly digital Christmas?
We’ve been told to expect a digital Christmas this year and while this piece of government advice was referring to seeing friends and family online only, it’s equally true of gift-giving. According to research by home delivery specialist ParcelHero...
How to stop testing delays getting in the way of your release cycle
While not all companies work to a two-week sprint, it does seem to be a common time-frame we observe the most at Digivante. Regardless of that, all companies share the concern of releases not being ready to go live within the planned time-frames, with implications not only for that release but all future releases ...
Why you should manually test your app or website on old devices
It’s a common misconception that testing brings the best return on investment when it’s confined to the latest and greatest device and browser versions. For example, conventional wisdom would suggest that as the Google Chrome browser updates itself automatically, every user is bound to be using the latest version, and this is where testing ...
Why push-and-pray is a risky strategy in today’s attention economy
As the rate of change accelerates, an agile release process has necessarily become the new normal. Unfortunately, the move from extended waterfall developments to agile and even DevOps, with small teams delivering batches of code more frequently, means the potential for issues has never been higher. If a release deadline is looming and testing ...
