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The Top 10 Things I Learnt After Completing a Software Development Apprenticeship

Completing any apprenticeship involves a great deal of learning, but the world of software engineering particularly can be confusing, stressful and, at times, unforgiving. Learning from failures and mistakes is critical for a rewarding and successful career further down the line. In this article I’ll be sharing 10 crucial lessons I learnt on my software engineering journey.

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Solar PV Monitoring & Management

Solar PV Monitoring & Management Software

Solar Monitoring and Management Software Solar monitoring and management software for connecting to, analysing and remotely controlling all solar generation and storage assets.  Control solar

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How I Learned to Love Monday Mornings: The Impact of a Positive Work Culture

As it’s my Harkiversary (see what I did there?) I’ve been doing a lot of reflection recently on what I have learnt and achieved in this past year. It’s hard to put down all the things I’ve learnt given there’s been so much; from technical elements about software, hardware and energy to internal operational elements, strategy, growth, standardisation, and quality.

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10 Principles of Good Design for Creating Products That Sell

Product design is a crucial aspect of any business – it is the process of creating a product that not only meets the needs of the customers but also stands out from the competition. However, designing a product that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing is not an easy task. Amongst other things, it requires a deep understanding of the market and the target audience. In this blog, we will discuss Dieter Rams’ 10 principles of Good Design and whether following those principles makes your product a sure buy for the consumer.

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Energy Management System Software

Monitor, optimise and control energy consumption Energy Management System (EMS) Software Use The Hark Platform as an Energy Management System to help understand and benchmark

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Timeseries Stationarity

Timeseries Stationarity

This blog post discusses the importance of stationarity in timeseries data when performing analysis or generating forecasts. Non-stationary data can pose challenges for accurate forecasting, but transformations such as differencing, Box-Cox, and Yeo-Johnson can help make data stationary. These techniques can help with effective planning and implementation of energy management policies.

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