Insights

As enterprises move towards a SaaS-based subscription model for their software services, ISVs need to get on top of the game quicker than their peers to maintain that competitive edge.

The obvious way to tide over the legacy-related challenges for ISVs, is to modernize their existing offerings to be modern business applications that are built for future-readiness. However, without the right methodology and framework in place, this could backfire, derailing your growth plans.

Cloud has become the vital cog in the machine that is ‘digital transformation’. But how does it enable digital transformation for enterprises? Can Cloud accelerate some enterprise initiatives to stay competitive?

The answer, we believe is a resounding yes. From being cost effective to increased agility for enterprise projects, here are 5 key ways in which Cloud empowers digital transformation:

Each and every Retail business is at multiple levels of maturity with regard to leveraging their data assets for customer acquisition, customer experience and operational efficiency. However, a future-proof retail analytics ecosystem is needed to address the following challenges (boldfaced) with the adjoining solutions:

Couple of years before when I spoke about Robotic Process Automation (RPA) with one of my prospects, they asked me ‘where the robots are, how they work, if they are battery operated, how they are recharged and lastly how long they can work on a single charge?’ I think we have come a long way past that discussion. Today, prospective customers are well conversed with the RPA concept and many of them have started taking advantage of using them to automate their business processes. Now the question is how to go about and become successful in this journey.

QL Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 are quickly approaching their end of support (EOS) dates. Without Microsoft fixing bugs and running security updates, hackers will vie to exploit security gaps in the server and your company’s sensitive data will be at risk.