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Series: Building Robust Security for your Application Part 1: The Application Part 2: The DatabasePart 3: Social Engineering
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Series: Building Robust Security for your Application Part 1: The Application Part 2: The DatabasePart 3: Social Engineering

We all know how important a website is to a business’s online strategy. Almost every business, whether B2B, B2C, non-profit, local or global needs an online presence to reach buyers in the internet age. A company’s website is its virtual storefront.

Updated: Friday, June 11, 2021

Building Robust Security for Your Application Part 1: The Application Part 1: The ApplicationPart 2: The Database Part 3: Social Engineering

Even Apart, Bring Your Team Together and Let Remote Team Members Partake in a Fun Activity or Two. Results Can Be Surprising! Why focus on team building now? Don’t we have enough to worry about? Times certainly are tough. It feels like chaos has taken the wheel and we are offroading...blindfolded. A global pandemic hit, the US economy has taken a colossal one-two punch, and there’s an ongoing fight to ensure fairness and equality for all — we are up against the ropes. The collective impact of this trifecta is taking unseen and unheard tolls on everyone. This. Will. Impact. Your. Team. From smaller teams to large groups — this affects everyone.

If you have ever built a company website, you may still suffer from flashbacks and residual anxiety - most website design projects are a nightmare, take longer than expected, and leave everyone wondering if all that effort was worth it.

Goku, Pusheen, and Pizza! At Clevyr, our team members give their all at the office and in the community. Today, we are highlighting the community work of Aaron Krauss, who is one of our Senior Software Engineers and has been lending his talents to us for 4+ years. When he's not streaming Dragon Ball Z, Aaron is an enthusiastic Code.org volunteer where he spends time with youth who are seeking knowledge in the technology field.

Where Ideas and Development Tie Together As a custom software consulting company, we specialize in making your wildest dreams come true - at least as they pertain to the software. In order to do that, we don’t sacrifice any of our capabilities in favor of taking a simple way out. You’ll never hear us say “that’s just something we can’t do,” and trust me - we get plenty of unique requests. We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach because your business needs are one of a kind. Software isn’t like a house or a car, whereas long as you have the basic amenities (e.g. shelter, utilities, water, etc. for a house), then you’re good to go; software is completely unique from one business to the next, just think about comparing the International Space Station’s operational software with the point-of-sale system at your local bagel shop.

Matthew Williamson, CEO of Clevyr, has been recognized as one of Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs by The Journal Record. Every year The Journal Record honors CEOs and CFOs who consistently portray a strong sense of leadership, integrity, values, vision, commitment to excellence, financial performance, and commitment to community and diversity. This event took place, virtually, June 29, 2020. Details about Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs by The Journal Record and the list of honorees are available here.

EVERY BUSINESS NEEDS A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION PROVIDES THE EDGE The truth is that effective communication in software development is as essential as any other industry. After all, each individual component of the software eventually needs to work effectively with the others that are usually developed by other people. Effective communication is necessary to make sure this process is smooth and seamless.

This is how Clevyr Cares On March 26, 2020, the Johns Hopkins University researchers showed the United States had more coronavirus cases than any other country. This was astounding, however, because of our extensive and continual COVID-19 data research, we were not surprised.

Real Data, Big Impact Everyone is in a different place right now reacting, responding, and recovering from the impacts of the coronavirus. While the crisis

Learn the world of Cloud Computing and Kubernetes "So let me get this straight. You want to build an external version of the Borg task scheduler. One of our most important competitive advantages. The one we don’t even talk about externally. And, on top of that, you want to open source it?" -Craig McLuckie, Co-founder of Kubernetes and Senior Product Manager at Google

The recent spread and recommended quarantine due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is leaving companies scrambling to create work from home policies. Remote working has been on trend over the last couple of years, with many companies slowly introducing the concept among employees. Many experts predicted this year to be the year of remote work. Little did they know that the concerns and onset spread of COVID-19 would accelerate the shift to working from home by companies nationwide.

The normal day-to-day routine is a thing of the past for most of us right now. It feels like someone knocked over our block castle and we are left trying to piece it back together without our most integral parts. For some, those foundational pieces include face-to-face collaboration with our teams and having a dedicated workspace to stay focused and maximize output in the industry. Others are accustomed to cross-country or even global business travel to ensure their portfolios are growing and meeting benchmarks. Most of us rely heavily on the in-person relationships we have with our teams or clients. And in whatever capacity that may be: small business, retail, service industries, construction, healthcare, etc...social distancing doesn’t do us any favors in that regard, right?
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