You realise a manual business process could be improved with an information system. A great idea—but how do you define what the system should do? In software development, analysis is a continuous part of the process and follows a different logic than in other fields. Not all analyses are the same — read more in our blog post.

At Trinidad Wiseman, we prioritize building long-term partnerships with our clients. While this approach strengthens business relationships, working on the same project for years can sometimes lead to monotony for developers. When the technical challenges become routine, motivation can naturally begin to wane.

In some software projects, testing is often overlooked, based on the assumption that developers can handle it themselves or that end-users will report any issues. However, a developer is not a tester – just as a chef is not an independent critic of their own dishes. When testing is done by someone too closely involved with the solution, critical issues may go unnoticed. Moreover, users typically do not report bugs – they simply stop using the software. In this article, we explain why an independent tester plays a critical role in software development.

The Labour Inspectorate is a government agency that strives towards creating a good work environment for every Estonian employee. Since 2019, Trinidad Wiseman has been a development partner for the Information System of the Labour Inspectorate (TEIS) which plays a crucial role in achieving that goal.

There are various frameworks that use this mindset in the agile world. The most popular ones are Scrum, Kanban, and their hybrid form Scrumban. Each framework has its own approach that is suitable for realising different kinds of projects based on their nature. In this post, we will describe the three most popular frameworks and their properties to help you make the best decision for your project.

Do you know your business well but have less knowledge about IT development? Our new blog article will help you understand the organisational structure that ensures successful IT development. Kaarel Koosapoeg, our analysis and service design team leader, shares his insights and practical tips. Read more and discover how to take your IT projects to the next level.