Software Engineering Productivity

We have performance data for more than 50,000 engineers from hundreds of companies. 9.5% of software engineers do virtually nothing: Ghost Engineers. Our model quantifies productivity by analyzing the source code of private Git repositories, simulating a panel of 10 experts who evaluate each commit in multiple dimensions. We have published an article about this.…

Generational Change

“Maintaining a family business is probably the most difficult task on earth.” – J.L. Ward The average life of a Family Business is 25-30 years, while that of others is 40-50 years (Family Business Institute).   CHALLENGES Maintaining a family business can be extremely challenging for several reasons: Family Dynamics: Personal relationships can complicate business…

Accounting, Treasury, Finance

The message of this image is very true and critical. In one mission we have developed a very structured tool to audit the accounts, either to separate the operating part from the financial part, to be able to know the treasury and to make budget and results simulations. A very meticulous work that is inevitable…

Online Support: customer survey

In today’s business climate, providing online support is more important than ever. According to a recent survey, only 10% of customers prefer telephone support to online support. But 45% of companies that offer self-help to their customers achieve an increase in online support visits and a reduction in telephone inquiries. At REGENERING, we always ask…

Berlin’s Confounding Productivity Gap

“The researchers found that two factors have the biggest effect on a region’s success (read, high productivity per worker): the younger and more educated its population, the higher the productivity. Other factors, such as population density and proximity to other economically dynamic regions, proved far less important.” Source

Higher wages key to higher productivity

“In fact, one of the greatest capitalist entrepreneurs of all time, Henry Ford, instinctively grasped this truth when he famously declared, “There is one rule for the industrialist and that is: Make the best quality of goods possible at the lowest cost possible, paying the highest wages possible. It is not the employer who pays…