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Connecting tech leaders with insight to move the needle, and developers and designers with inspiration to build really cool touchscreen-driven stuff people will love.
Co-Creating? A Little Emotional Intelligence Goes a Long Way
Here's how to gain value and avoid conflicts when co-creating with your stakeholders.
6 Reasons Why You Should Co-Create
Including stakeholders in the creative process will pay dividends for your project.
Develop Your Qt Expertise with These Targeted Resources
Whether you prefer video, online study or in-person instruction, there's a learning tool right for you.
How Speech Synthesis is Helping Alexa Grow Up
Want to give Alexa a more conversational tone? Here are some ways you can customize your voice application.
6 Qt Books to Amp Up Your Knowledge
In today's digital world, sometimes it's nice to unplug. Go old school with a printed volume while expanding your knowledge of Qt.
The Trick for Moving Clients Beyond Their Fixed Design Ideas
Clients want the best possible outcomes for their projects, but sometimes they get in their own way. Here's how to guide them toward success.
Transformational Medical Devices Deliver Better Patient Outcomes
ICS is pushing the medical device industry forward with innovative products.
ICS' Contributions to the Intel Developer Zone
Check out these insightful technical articles from ICS engineers.
What You Need to Know About the Raspberry Pi Ecosystem
Here are some of the latest and most noteworthy happenings in the world of Raspberry Pi.
Reduce UX Friction: Start with User Journeys, End with Successful Products
Friction in a digital experience causes customers to turn away from your products. Here's how to avoid that.
Your Guide for Deploying Qt Applications to MacOS
Here's what you need to know to deploy a Qt application for macOS, including assigning icons and adding assets.
Grabbing the Attention of Siri and Alexa is Tougher Than You Think
Building voice apps is easy. Building great ones, not so much. Here's why.