The primary goal of collaboration at Flexion is to generate and evaluate diverse options that create the best outcomes for our clients. This optionality allows Flexion to deliver effective solutions that can evolve.
Many companies have principles that describe how they aspire to work. But for these principles to be consequential, employees must engage with them.
By separating the what from the how, we remove the constraints that limit options during any project (and beyond). This Flexion Fundamental lays the groundwork for options to emerge….
To be successful as agile developers, we must incorporate diverse thinking into all we do. Placing this fundamental in the number one position helps establish a baseline attitude we can apply to the rest of the fundamentals…
At Flexion, we are committed to delivering excellence daily to every client. Our high-quality standards and commitment to Agile methodology, with its inherent expectation that continuous improvement occurs from one sprint to the next, demand nothing less.
For Andrew Yochum, having a job that improves the lives of others is essential. He found this kind of work as a Senior Advisor of Software Engineering at Flexion, where he leads civic tech project teams of Data, DevOps, Data Science, and Full Stack Engineers.
When modernizing a legacy system, it’s easy to recreate what exists and make it just a little better. This can be an especially dangerous trap when users equate what they think they need with what they already have.
You’re all geared up to kick off development of your new project. You’ve hired the team, set goals, and even chosen the perfect product owner (PO). You want the team…
There are no hard and fast rules about how large an agile team should be. But there are plenty of opinions! Once you cross the mythical line and have 10…
Thinking of moving to a cloud-based solution, but dreading the cost? Sometimes you actually save money — lots of it. Flexion has been creating cloud-based solutions since, well, there were…
As early as the 1980s, movies like WarGames first popularized a now commonplace idea: poking around networked computer systems without permission, even with the best of intentions, is not a game.
You’ve been waiting years for this! You finally get to replace that old application or system with a new, modern, and (hopefully) better one. You’ve made your business case. You’ve…
