For Lauren Jarrard, a software development manager of iOS at Discovery, the technical challenge of working on the back end of Food Network Kitchen’s app is twofold: constantly maintaining a high standard of code quality while ensuring a crash-free experience for their users. So, in other words, maintaining near-perfection on an app that’s a top 100 food and drink app on the App Store. Sounds easy enough, right?
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Icertis helps clients manage their contracts throughout the entire lifecycle from RFPs and creating a centralized repository, to management and storage.
The best way for product teams to build trust and get buy-in from stakeholders is to deliver their work on time, according to Mike Sobaski, director of product development at IoT hardware company Wyze.
However, sometimes, that’s easier said than done. So what’s the solution?
