National Engineering Month Continuing our National Engineering Month events, on Friday March 8th, we surprised our employees with custom shortbread cookies! Each cookie was wrapped
Prior to the global pandemic, projects had been moving towards distributed, remote teams, and this change has only accelerated. Projects now often have teams who are
Who is Gen Z? The Gen Z age range consists of those born from around 1995 to 2012. Millennials may be the generation most associated
What is Big Data? Big Data seems to be a big deal, will systems using traditional database be dead? Should I choose Big Data or
What is Systems Engineering? For more than five decades, systems engineering has been known as a well-established field. Different definitions for a system, in diverse
Wearable Technology? Wearable technology has been around for almost twenty years, but only in recent years wearable technology has changed the way that we actually
How to position your product for success with Model Based Systems Engineering? In the globalized and fiercely competitive world of today, it’s critical for engineering
Every industry has some degree of automation. So why is automated testing of a digital health environment so rare? Why do we constantly see the
The health care industry is becoming increasingly digitally enabled. Health systems and clinicians are being supported by and rely on digital health systems. So how
Focus on bringing your next innovation to market. Let an independent, on-demand testing center of excellence provide a unified and balanced combination of test planning,
There is no doubt that commercial passenger airplanes are big – the Boeing 747-8 and the Airbus A380 dominate in this category. Each has the
Choosing the right software development lifecycle is crucial to the successful implementation of any project. Developers have many choices to choose from such as Waterfall,
The debate over the top or ‘best’ programming language has been ongoing for a number of years and is renewed each time a new language
October 24th, 2003 marked the final commercial flight of Concorde. Since then no commercial aircraft has been capable of supersonic flight. With rising fuel costs,
Many professions have myths or rather, misconceptions and half-truths, associated with them. And the world of software engineering and programming is no exception. Below are
Welcome to the wonderful world of software development. Prepare yourself for an exciting and thrilling journey filled with code, rules, and more code. And
Science Fiction has ingrained itself in modern culture. Just a brief glimpse at the entertainment industry is enough to see that people LOVE sci-fi, and
Aversan was proud to host David Wojcik and Brad Butt of the Mississauga Board of Trade (MBOT) at our office on Thursday, June 28th. David
