Ideas & Insights

Without validation and testing, the software development process would be a mess. Engineers would deliver a lot more sloppy, broken code, and users would run into all sorts of bugs and issues. There’s no doubt — quality assurance is a critical part of software development. But what if we told you there’s a way to do QA differently?

When people hear a project or product is open source, they understand that to mean it’s publicly available for anyone to view, modify, and distribute. InnerSource is open source ideology applied to an organization’s internal software development processes and projects. It’s a simple idea with the potential to transform your engineering culture. 

Lean TECHniques is excited to host the third annual Tech Journey Open — a golf outing to raise money and provide scholarships to students participating in Tech Journey’s Tech Camp program.

The Importance of Cultural Change in Digital Transformation

Odds are that you’ve heard about digital transformation.

In the world of Agile software development, a natural tension has emerged between the engineering and UX functions.

One of the most critical decisions technology and business leaders must make is which software solutions to build and which to buy.

Lean TECHniques’ Chief Innovation Officer, Tim Gifford, and Vermeer Corp.

Lean TECHniques’ Chief Innovation Officer, Tim Gifford, will be heading east to Raleigh, NC this month to talk about how organizations can find the alignment and focus needed for a successful digital transformation.

We are excited to celebrate Lean TECHniques Director of Engineering, Scott Sauber, and his recent MVP (Most Valuable Professional) designation from Microsoft.

In the age of Twitter threads and Instagram reels, it’s easy to get caught up in wanting to try out every hot trend promising to change your life.