Practical guides on ERP software, school management, and software development in Nagpur, written from what we've actually learned building for 30+ schools and businesses across Vidarbha.
A practical guide for schools evaluating ERP software in Nagpur, with real examples from powering ERP systems for 30+ schools across Vidarbha.
What to check before choosing ERP software in Nagpur, with real examples from OES Mouda, St. Peter English School and more.
How to evaluate a software development company in Nagpur, with real examples from OBNEE Marketing LLP, school ERP and tuition management projects.
How AI is changing software development in 2026, with real examples of easing school ERP processes like attendance and fee reminders.
A few articles from around the web that shaped how we're thinking about AI, coding trends and where the software industry is headed — with our own take on why each one is worth your time.
JetBrains' 2026 survey found 90% of professional developers now use an AI coding agent at work, with Claude pulling ahead of GitHub Copilot in worldwide adoption. It's a useful reality check for any team still treating AI assistants as optional rather than part of the standard toolkit.
Read on JetBrains BlogGartner sizes the enterprise AI coding agent market at roughly $10 billion and reports average productivity gains near 19%, but the more interesting point is the warning: without a real operating model and governance around usage-based pricing, those gains don't reliably show up on the bottom line.
Read on GartnerThis piece digs into an uncomfortable gap: individual developer output is up sharply with AI tools, but many organizations aren't seeing that translate into faster delivery, often because of architectural drift and process bottlenecks elsewhere. It's a good reminder that a faster developer doesn't automatically mean a faster team.
Read on DEV CommunityAnthropic frames the shift plainly: engineering work is moving from writing code line by line to orchestrating agents that write it, with real case studies from teams like Rakuten and Zapier. What stands out is the emphasis that this still needs meaningful human oversight, not a hands-off approach.
Read on AnthropicTCS lays out where education technology is heading — cloud infrastructure, AI-driven personalization, and stronger data security — while cautioning that the schools that get the most out of it will be the ones that keep a human mentor in the loop rather than automating everything. That balance is exactly what we try to build toward in our own school ERP work.
Read on TCSTalk to the team that already supports 30+ schools and businesses across Nagpur and Vidarbha.
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