Tracey Welson-RossmanIgnoring tech debt because it’s expensive doesn’t make the problem go away — it only kicks the can down the road. Businesses should approach technical debt as a routine, scheduled part of their development process.
Successful collaboration requires great two-way communication. That sentiment is core to our product design philosophy here at Chariot Solutions. A critical part of our job is to help balance client and user needs against a project’s budget and technology realities. This is especially true when building a minimum viable product (MVP). If budget and technology … Read More
We asked our team at Chariot about common omnichannel pitfalls, and how companies of any size can overcome or avoid them.
Some key architecture decisions to help you drive brand awareness and revenue through seamless customer experiences.
Two of the biggest mistakes companies make in building an MVP (minimum viable product) and how you can avoid them.
We’ve been celebrating Chariot Solutions’ 20-year anniversary this year with a series of lookbacks across specific industries, team members and types of technologies. But any reflection on the last two decades would be incomplete without a deep dive on the tech-related changes in our hometown of Philadelphia during that same span. The pre-Y2K tech scene … Read More
Using principles from lean startup methodology to guide the discussion, Tracey Welson-Rossman examines why health tech solutions should think specifically about designing for women, and how the Journal My Health team is putting it into practice.
We’re celebrating 20 years in business —and during that time, we’ve seen some seismic shifts in mobile development.
Award-winning Chariot Solutions has found the secret to success.
Chariot Solutions has been named the Top Workplace of 2022 by The Philadelphia Inquirer, in the small business category.
