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Unplanned downtime costs businesses up to $50 billion annually, with equipment failure responsible for 42% of those losses. In this guide, we explore how modern CMMS software helps facility managers prevent downtime, optimize maintenance workflows, and make smarter, data-driven decisions in 2025.

This article explores why Rust is becoming a top choice for modern software development, highlighting its key advantages, ideal use cases, and comparisons with other programming languages.

Is it legal to use AI in software development? This article explores how AI tools like GitHub Copilot are used in custom software development, especially in outsourcing projects, highlighting their benefits and legal implications.

This article is about how AI can help manage software projects more easily in 2025. It talks about the best AI tools to use, things to know to get started, and problems to watch out for.

Creating a drug delivery app is not just a trend, but a strategic necessity for modern pharmacies. In this article, we look at the key stages of development, compare custom solutions and ready-made platforms, and explain how to choose a reliable online pharmacy app development company to get a secure and convenient application.

Want to build a powerful app with .NET? This article gives an overview of .NET development, explaining its main benefits and drawbacks, as well as when and why to use it.

This article explains how Scand Storm Petrel simplifies snapshot testing in .NET by automating the generation and comparison of expected values. It covers how the tool works with different data formats like HTML, JSON, XML, and binary, improving test efficiency and ease of use.

This article explores why C# continues to be a strong choice for desktop application development in 2024, emphasizing its benefits, popular frameworks, and real-world applications.

The article highlights the value of IAM solutions for enterprise security and introduces KeyCloak as a powerful and flexible solution for managing user access and identities in software development.

Desktop development has been dominant in the software development sphere for quite a while. But with the technological advances and acceleration of internet speed, more and more businesses have started building digital solutions based on web technologies. Explore, in which cases desktop development can be more beneficial than web and where things stand in the desktop development domain.