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HQSoftware has been named one of the top software developing firms by Techreviewer.co. The list of leaders was compiled based on expertise, experience, quality of services, and reliability of the development companies.

HQSoftware was recognized as one of the top IoT software development companies in the recent report from Mobile App Daily.

For the second year in a row, HQSoftware is one of the most successful companies.

HQSoftware is at the forefront of IoT development services – GoodFirms has named us The Top IoT Company.

We’re getting more research agencies to recognize HQSoftware as a reliable and experienced company for bringing IoT technology to a wide range of business fields.

Sergei Vardomatski started out in charge of a relatively small company whose offices were housed in a detached home. Now the company’s scale has evolved up to two offices with nearly 100 people employed. This transformation to a middle-size company brought Sergei, the company CEO, and Denis, an external efficiency consultant, together to meet the new challenges the firm was facing.

Two more eminent research agencies have included HQSoftware in the lists of the most reliable and effective development service providers. It is an honor to be acknowledged for our efforts, expertise, and the ability to deliver what clients really want.

The B2B rating agency Clutch has recognized HQSoftware on a global level as a leader in providing IoT solutions. We are proud to be recognized for our industry expertise.

We are happy to announce that the HQSoftware team made it to the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies of the USA.

According to GoodFirms, HQSoftware is a trusted custom software development company delivering complex solutions worldwide.

For the second time in a row, HQSoftware is heading to IoT Tech Expo, the largest European Internet of Things event. This time IoT Tech Expo is taking place June 1-2 in Berlin, Germany and unites over 4,000 attendees from across the globe.

CIOReview, a technology magazine for senior-level industry experts and IT adopters, featured HQSoftware as one of the 20 most promising IoT vendors worldwide in 2017. On this occasion, they interviewed our CTO Vasili Tarasevich to shed more light on the company’s story of carving out a niche in the industrial IoT and smart building markets

Slush is an annual startup and investor conference held in Helsinki, Finland. This year, it boasted over 15,000 attendees, 2,000 startups, 1,000 investors and 700 journalists. HQSoftware CTO Vasily Tarasevich and Sales Manager Natalia Atamanuk visited Helsinki to help their Finnish partners — Sessio — promote their new mobile product at the conference.

Our team has placed a great focus on IoT (Internet of Things) software development. During this year we have delivered a number of projects we can be proud of, took part in numerous conferences and exhibitions, conducted a range of face-to-face meetings with IoT customers. And it is always great when efforts get recognized by colleagues worldwide.

We are very excited to announce that HQSoftware will take part in Mindtrek 2016 – 20th International Technology Conference which will take place on October, 17-19 at Tampere, Finland.

Chances are you have come across a website, of late, powered by Node.js.  The server-side JavaScript development framework that is currently responsible for the smooth functioning of such high-profile sites like LinkedIn, e-Bay and PayPal to name a few. According to their website, Node’s goal is “is to provide an easy way to build scalable network programs.”

Many forms of advertising have surfaced since the advent of the internet. The forms differ in several dimensions, including the extent of the advertisement’s integration with the editorial content, the stage in the customer’s purchase funnel, the extent of specific targeting and whether the contract is firm, or customer-initiated. So the question is, which online ads are most effective in motivating consumers to buy?

2013 was an eventful year for the tech industry. From big data, wearable technology, the internet of things, the cloud storage explosion and many a startup success’ there is much development and much to talk about. The following is a look back at some of the year’s highlights… and lowlights.

The influx of personal smartphones and tablets in the workplace poses a series of new queries for IT personnel. The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend brings with it a new set of management, security and application delivery challenges. IT admins, the world around, are testing strategies to maximize the benefits and minimize the risks of BYOD programs. Risks and rewards of BYOD programs must be balanced to create a mutually beneficial workplace for employees and employers.

Spending money has never been easier. Unconventional payment options are multiplying rapidly. Consumers and merchants are becoming open to more and more cashless forms of payment. From mobile-activated vending machines to credit card readers at farmer’s markets, the mobile payments movement is in full swing – from futuristic fiction to right-now-reality.

For most of us, our digital lives are secured by passwords. According to research conducted by Purdue University’s International Center for Biometrics Research, the inherent weakness of passwords is becoming blatantly apparent. Researchers here envision an IT world where passwords are no longer the norm.

In this article we are talking about Amazon reinventing the commerce — and what technology they use to do so.

Logos are the most visible part of a company, the brand marque, seal of authentication and quality assurance. The best thing here is to keep it simple.

According to Uplifted blogger, Todd Davis, the technology industry is primed to dramatically shift the economic sector by taking over gigantic portions of it while simultaneously absorbing traditional businesses and altering the way our lives operate for the better.

Google announced their latest new tool this past Tuesday, October 5th: a tool that intends to give customers instant gratification for any question or issue they may have. This seemingly too-good-to-be-true tool is called Helpouts. A recent blog on Mashable says that Google is expanding its empire from online help to personal help. Instead of seeking answers via a search engine, customers can now talk to an actual person online and over a web camera. But is this anything new?