Why You Need to Empower Your Developers

While the market has changed, for many developers, fragmented tools remain a top productivity challenge. Investing in modern tools and programming languages while also removing tech complexities are the keys to improving productivity and simultaneously creating a better developer experience. This is why organizations must implement open source applications so developers can have complete visibility and control over the entire stack.

With tool fragmentation causing a number of distractions, developers can become frustrated and spend time responding to every individual incident. This poses the threat of a developer losing their love of the work. By doing away with fragmentation from old technology and selecting relevant solutions, business leaders allow developers to do what they do best: Develop software.

When organizational leaders empower their developers, they in turn find their product teams are more productive and feel more tied to the organization as well as their customers and each other. Thus, what is best for developers is best for the organization at large.

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CIO Dive | September 20, 2022

IT’s fiercest foe: user expectations from consumer-facing technology

Despite context-switching challenges, there was a 7% rise in employee usage of real-time mobile messaging tools in the past three years, according to a Gartner survey released in 2021.

“I think the first thing that IT leaders need to understand is that Gen Z does not use email to communicate,” Ian Tien, CEO and co-founder of Mattermost, said. “Gen Z has its own culture and its own norms of efficiency, and they’re going to go to the workplace that is compatible with how they work.”

Security Boulevard | August 22, 2022

5 Techniques To Protect Open-Source Software

I recently met with Ian Tien, CEO, and co-founder of Mattermost, to understand some general techniques organizations should consider to protect modern open-source software. According to Tien, who recently spoke on this subject at Collision Conference, open-source shines in resiliency, transparency, and value efficiency. Yet, any useful system has its share of vulnerabilities. Below, we’ll look at five ways IT can work to secure its commitment to open-source software to create safer end systems and applications.

Hackernoon | August 20, 2022

Developers and Cloud IaaS: Why Devs Should Set Up Their Own Cloud Infrastructure

Run your own Slack alternative: What developer doesn’t like to use an open-source option for a popular app, just for fun? Probably many. But, if you like to tinker around, you might want to satisfy your urge with something like MatterMost.

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August 9, 2022

Mattermost Recognized for Customer Excellence Winning “2022 Best of Awards” from TrustRadius

June 15, 2022

Mattermost Launches New Productivity and Workflow Management Solutions for Digital Operations Teams

Mattermost launches v7.0, with new open source productivity and workflow management solutions for developers including Calls, Apps Framework and workflow templates.

May 3, 2022