Every week, I share the most interesting and useful tech articles that I’ve found over the past week. This week’s top articles focus on productivity tips for developers, how enterprise IT gets creative, and more. I hope you find them useful:

If You Can’t Sell to Me on My iPhone, Best Buy, You Can’t Sell to Me at All
I noticed two key points in this article that businesses can’t ignore: First, the author expects to receive a mobile-optimized experience when viewing a site on his smartphone. Second, he purchased an item from Amazon, using his smartphone, while standing in a Staples store. This ties in perfectly with the article from last week: 3 new trends created by mobile (that you can’t ignore).

10 productivity tips for software developers
What’s the number one complaint people give as a reason for not accomplishing their goals? They didn’t have time. If you can’t seem to find the time to accomplish your goals at work, here’s an article that might help. While geared at software developers, these tips will easily apply to anyone. Also, if you’d like to read more on the topic, here’s another article that lists a few common IT practices that waste your time.

How enterprise IT gets creative
IT innovation is rapidly becoming a key element to a successful business. But, how can IT departments innovate? This article highlights 5 companies that foster IT creativity, and offers a look into their various approaches.

A Template for Software Requirements
If you’re building new software or applications, here’s an article that may come in handy. It provides a template (pulled from the book “Mastering the Requirements Process”) that developers can use to plan a development project.