Genuitec's Blog

Drum-roll please! Jake Crossin   Jake – Please expect an email from us with details on how to collect your TARDIS. And of course, Congrats! We wish you an abundance of traveling the universe in your TARDIS!       We’re also pleased to announce the following 3 … Read More

We've mapped out 2014 and it's going to be an exciting year for us at Genuitec. With that, we just finished up the paperwork and our now Silver Sponsors for EclipseCon North America 2014 in San Francisco. Woohoo! Last month in Germany we shared the stage with CERN, next year we're hoping our proposal with Boeing will be accepted to talk about "Frictionless Engineering". Read More

Wow, we’re really sorry that you had to miss the Cloud Connect webinar today. But I have some good news. The Good News – We recorded the session just for you! You’ll still have an opportunity to benefit from the awesome demo we put together, showing you all … Read More

Did you miss our sessions at EclipseCon Europe? Watch CERN and Genuitec to learn about getting projects standardized to keep the Large Hadron Collider functioning. In the enterprise Eclipse delivery video, you’ll learn about the unexpected challenges experienced when shipping software to different types of enterprises.CERN smashes atoms … Read More

Our team is on their way back from EclipseCon Europe and looking forward to hitting the ground running with all the new information obtained while at the conference. Our team had the pleasure to present 2 talks and host a panel while there, and we are happy to … Read More

Genuitec shows off some pictures of flying sharks and folks waiting to win the AR Parrot Drone 3.0 at EclipseCon Europe 2013. Read More

Genuitec explains what happens when an Eclipse Java company decides to interact with Doctor Who fans by giving away a TARDIS. A crashed site from fan traffic that is saved by Rose Hosting and some technical workarounds from the marketing team. Read More

Sharing our EclipseCon Europe 2013 information and a booth picture featuring blue balls and drones. Download Eclipse, lock it down and share it with your team before delivering your software to unlimited customers and staff. Secure Delivery Center. Read More

It’s no secret that Eclipse software delivery is hard. Basic Eclipse delivery ignores the lifecycle of your tool stack and pushes you to rely on methods that are less than secure, or ideal for that matter – like passing around team wiki-pages or zip docs hoping that team … Read More

Every now and again, I actually get caught up on my blogging and PR writing, rare but it is known to happen, leaving me with a little time to hit the webs and see what’s new. This afternoon while checking my Facebook feed, (HEY! It’s my job – … Read More