Senior Software Engineer Kimberly Carestia is back again part #2 on how to prevent frustrating null related exceptions using nullable reference types in C# 8.0 to control variable nullability and prevent null
exceptions.

Julie Ryu, a Business Analyst at Affirma, has compiled the best ways to boost your immune system, and provided unique ways to heal from colds or the flu this year. Read more to find out how she stays healthy!

Our Senior Director of ERP Services discusses why its best to choose a time and materials model rather than a fixed price model when it comes to NetSuite implementations projects. Read to find out why this solution will be best for your company in the long run.

Our GM of creative services dives into the ins and outs of building successful team. He discusses the T-shaped person concept, and how integrating that within his team has lead to higher customer satisfaction and better project outcomes. Learn more about his take and how you can use it to build stronger teams.

A note from our Chief Executive Officer on the past decade and how Affirma plans to bring higher levels of customer satisfaction to our clients.

Learn how to prevent frustrating null related exceptions using operators designed to handle null situations.

Understanding CCPA The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a new wave of legislation that will bolster privacy and consumer protection rights for Californian residents and will go into effect on January 1, 2020. It will require organizations to focus more heavily on how they’re collecting, sharing, and using user data. As one of the

      AARHUS, Denmark & BELLEVUE, Wash.– NOVEMBER 5TH, 2019-  With an ever-growing number of companies around the world needing to build out their data estate on the Microsoft platform to get to data insights faster, TimeXtender has announced a new partnership with Affirma, a Bellevue Washington-based technology services company with a 17-year history

Affirma was recently honored as one of Washington’s Best places to work by Puget Sound Business Journal! The annual PSBJ’s Best Places to work in WA survey looks at a variety of ways in which employees are satisfied at their job including, relationships with their boss and other team members, everyday office perks, and more.