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Legacy convention management system created a poor member and employee experience.
Build a modern, centralized system to improve attendee experience and reduce mundane internal tasks.
Custom, comprehensive application that creates a positive member experience and allows employees to quickly manage many aspects of the convention from, online registration to delegate counts and reporting.
Here’s a question nobody in enterprise software wants to sit with: what happens to the middle? Not the middle of the org chart. The middle of the work. The vast, expensive layer of effort that has defined enterprise software delivery for thirty years—translating what the business wants into working code. The requirements-to-implementation pipeline. The “build phase.” […]
Full distributed tracing and exception capture for any application — without writing a single line of instrumentation code. View the source code on GitHub → The Premise Observability is essential for understanding what’s happening inside your services, but instrumenting an application by hand — adding trace spans, logging calls, and metric counters throughout your codebase […]
Retailers have nightmares about merchandising system malfunctions on peak shopping days, causing in-store and online bottlenecks, pricing problems, and promotional errors. The potential costs from unprepared associates, confused shoppers, and lost sales can be extensive. One retailer wanted to build in system resilience to eliminate that risk.
Ever wondered what a day in the life of one of our consultants looks like? This series dives into the details! Today, we’re spotlighting Tate Steinour, a Senior Software Engineering Consultant based in Richmond, VA. Here’s a glimpse into their typical day: Morning I usually start my day around 7 a.m., which is much earlier than […]
People often ask me the same question when they find out that I played college football: “Do you miss it?” On the surface, it’s a bad question with an obvious answer. Yes. However, if I give myself a minute to sit with that question, the answer is more nuanced. Yes, I miss playing football, but […]
Josh Bartels, UDig CTO, joined Wayne Eckerson, Elliott Cordo, and Carlos Bossy, during a recent Insight Jam Session exploring the growing collision between software and data engineering teams as AI reshapes enterprise applications. The group tackled cultural friction, practical solutions, and the future of a unified engineering discipline in an AI-driven world.
Modernizing a legacy sales platform in a large enterprise isn’t just a technical challenge, it’s a cultural and operational one. On a recent project with a Fortune 500 organization, several past attempts to replace the aging ERP system failed. Why? Because those efforts treated modernization as a software delivery exercise, not an adoption journey. When […]
Better questions lead to better design. In my years as a UI/UX designer, I’ve learned that many design challenges may come from misalignment at the start. Discovery sessions are where product clarity is either made or missed. These are a few discovery questions I consistently return to in the discovery phase of my UX design […]
At UDig, play is an integral part of our philosophy. “Having fun” is embedded in our culture, and we always find opportunities to use play to encourage collaboration, ignite creativity, and make room for bold experimentation to build stronger teams and solve problems ranging from the seemingly simple to the most complex. I always have […]