Crafting a strong proposal is like making a fine piece of art, albeit one which a company uses to convince customers to buy services from it. A proposal can be short but rich with meaning, or full of details but completely lacking in impact. Not all proposals are created equal… (more…)

In my previous article on project budgeting, I discussed how difficult it is to estimate a software development project budget beforehand. Here is where a serious disagreement between techies and finance guys arises. Far too often, a project manager and a CFO have completely different views on budgeting: while the former understands risks and the necessity to assess them, the latter just wants a fixed budget. However, all budgets are based on forecasts that typically involve some degree of uncertainty. (more…)

We are proud to announce that Auriga Baltics, Auriga’s engineering center in Vilnius (Lithuania), was once again awarded the “Strongest in Lithuania” certificate. For the third time, Auriga Baltics has been acknowledged as being one of the most financially stable, sound, and reliable companies in the country. (more…)

While ARMv7 had a special CPU mode to run a hypervisor as an extension, expanded virtualization facilities have become a part of the ARMv8 architecture. This article by Sergey Temerkhanov and Igor Pochinok provides an overview of these facilities from the perspective of system software development. (more…)

Woburn, MA – Auriga, a leading software outsourcing service provider, announced that it has been selected as one of the first members of Aquantia’s new ecosystem development program. Aquantia works with partners like Auriga to connect trusted hardware and software solution partners with the company’s high-profile customers, for both consumer and enterprise applications in order to accelerate product design and time to market. (more…)