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In this article, Javier Garcia, Product Owner for Arkus, shares perspectives on activities and challenges generated by shifting to a remote software development format. He shares some activities that can be carried out to avoid hurting your organization’s culture and maintain and/or increase work efficiency.

As the new normality settles in, a lot of companies, including Arkus, have been challenged to do new things. Not only to keep our employees and their families safe but to keep our operation with the same quality and efficiency while working from home.

Learn how to maintain client's satisfaction during remote work times.

Product Managers Association Los Angeles organizes networking and learning opportunities for its community of 2000+ product professionals in Los Angeles.

Join us on this discussion with my Arkus team members Aaron Vega and Skeept Espinoza as we talk about the impact good software architecture has in the software development cycle.

As many company leaders are restructuring their strategies to adapt their business to the new way of the market, I thought it’d be a good idea to share my conversation with Armando Tejeda, who’s been a great mentor of mine and has had previous experience in adapting to change.

Join us on this episode as I discuss with Arkus’ co-founder Jorge Arroyo the main differences between Nearshore development vs in-house FTE developers.

I connected with Taylor Moyer, former president of SDEE who shared insights regarding covid-19's impact and how the group is supporting San Diego's entrepreneurs.

In this second portion of the episode we touch on what aspects of your tech business he recomends looking at asa you are adapting to covid-19 derived challenges.

As many software engineering teams have shifted to work from home, there are challenging intricacies that technology executives should be aware of.

I had the opportunity to connect with Claude Jones, founder of the San Diego Tech Hub, one of the fastest growing technology communities in the region.

This time I connected with Alexa Navarro who leads Startup San Diego, the nonprofit that organizes the city's largest annual startup event.