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The Race of the builders

The ‘Race of the Builders’ event crossed the starting line at full throttle 20 March, 2024 at the Circle Convention Centre in Zurich, Switzerland, and online. ​

March 26, 2024

Do you really need to build your own Internal Developer Platform/Portal?  

What is an IDP and do I really need to build my own? This blog explores what an Internal Developer Platform/Portal (IDP) is and the best practices to adopt one.

In the fast lane: Key takeaways from Calibo’s ‘Race of the Builders’ hybrid event  

Summary The “Race of the Builders” event showcased how enterprises are accelerating digital transformation by combining automation, self-service tools, and federated governance—highlighting the power of internal developer portals (IDPs) to streamline workflows and improve developer experience, with Gartner projecting a jump from 45% to 75% adoption by 2026. Companies are still early in their transformation…

Calibo recognized in various Gartner® reports (2023) 

Summary Calibo received eight recognitions and four mentions across multiple 2023 Gartner Hype Cycle and Market Guide reports—including “Innovation Insight for Internal Developer Portals,” “Market Guide for Internal Developer Portals,” and “Hype Cycle for Infrastructure Platforms”—highlighting its strength in delivering self-service developer portals, improving developer experience, and enabling agile yet reliable infrastructure strategies. These recognitions…

Successful validation of Calibo’s GxP compatibility by top auditing firm

Summary Calibo has achieved full validation for GxP regulatory compliance—covering GMP, GLP, and GCP—after a thorough gap analysis and verification conducted by KPMG, confirming alignment with both U.S. FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EU Annex 11 requirements. The platform supports critical needs in regulated industries through robust data integrity and traceability, advanced document management (including versioning, e-signatures,…

How conversations with a rubber duck can solve your problems

Summary The blog introduces the “rubber duck debugging” technique, where you explain a problem—whether a bug or a workplace challenge—out loud to an inanimate object, like a rubber duck. Verbalizing the issue helps clarify your thinking, surface hidden assumptions, and often reveals the solution before sharing it with others. Action points: pick an object you’re…