In an ever-changing business environment, it is key to ensure your company has the custom solutions you need. Open Source can help you to shape the tech environment to your business needs.
We’re excited to showcase two websites that we recently launched for 1000plus and ProFemina.
What are communal spaces of roads for? How can we maximise their utility?
With the launch of the complete re-design for Open Streets’ webpage, the organization can now raise these questions to improve public awareness for streets.
During the first couple of weeks of April all the Amazees from all our locations were invited to not only celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the Amazee Group, but also to use the opportunity to work and collaborate together.
As the Group CEOs, we couldn't let this golden moment pass us by and we got together to share our thoughts, hopes and strategic goals for the various Amazee companies.
The 37th Social Media Gipfel was hosted at NZZ Bistro by tibits on 1 February 2017 and we talked about the importance of really listening to your community, how to react and much more.
On the 20th and 21st of January the beautiful town of Dornbirn, Austria hosted one of the most exciting web technology conferences of 2017. The organizers of AgentConf managed to assemble a strong lineup of speakers from all over the world with presentation topics focusing around the latest tools and technologies.
At the 35th Social Media Gipfel we talked about communication on different (social media) channels and which challenges may or may not arise.
The most important project management camp in Switzerland is taking place in Zürich on June 3rd 2016.
We at Amazee Labs changed our development process a couple of months ago. We use now an agile scrum process to develop web projects for our customers.
Everybody who ever had to keep a website secure knows how hard this is: Almost every day there are updates for all the different services that run your website; starting from the Linux Kernel, to the web server, and the content management system, in our case Drupal, itself.
