SD Times Readers

SD Times has an editorial focus and format that attracts the movers and shakers across the software development community. When you compare it with the dozens of coding magazines, SD Times stands alone.

Written specifically for top-level IT development managers, architects and project managers with a need for a wide-angle view of what’s happening in the software development industry and what it means, SD Times has an editorial focus and format that attracts the movers and shakers across the software development community.

These types of readers are busy and difficult to find, making the SD Times audience the most highly desirable for advertisers in this market. In today’s information-driven economy, the quality of an enterprise’s software is a key business differentiator.

As a result, companies find themselves juggling multiple and increasingly business-critical development projects. It is important that each company leverage its development efforts by standardizing tool sets, lower costs by buying software tools in volume, and standardize on development methodologies making it easier to move programmers from one team to another.

The job of managing these efforts belongs to the software development manager or application development director at the company. This key management role has a number of titles, ranging from CIO or a vice president within the IT department, to software or application development manager, or a project or team leader.

Whatever their exact job title, the development managers — not the programmers in the trenches — are the key buyers in the market.

Typical Job Titles
of the SD Times Reader