What has twenty thumbs and received FedRAMP authorization in the last year? That’s right. It’s DevResults. Our team has worked tirelessly over the last year to undergo rigorous security testing and receive authorization from the U.S. Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. After many months of hard work — and with the support of our auditors, our agency colleagues, and the FedRAMP team — DevResults is officially FedRAMP authorized. »
Protection of personally identifiable information (PII) is one of the most important responsibilities in M&E and a solemn duty of technology providers. As the situation deteriorated yesterday in Kabul, our team discussed what we could do to protect the people that our partners and software endeavor to serve. Our team reached out to every organization we work with that reports any data in Afghanistan and has applied the »
About fifteen years ago I came home to the U.S. after several years in West Africa and started doing some freelance web development. Four years later I had more work than I could handle on my own. So in 2004 I incorporated Caudill Web. Shane Kunkle took a big chance and left the security of a big company to join me. Over the years, we grew slowly, preferring to »
The engineering team here at DevResults has a lot going on right now. These are some things we're working on these days that we're really excited about. Reintroducing simplicity As more and more people have started using DevResults over the last few years, we’ve been adding more and more functionality and complexity to the site, and the cohesiveness and simplicity of the user experience has suffered as a result. »
Ritika Bhasker
