Organizations across the globe are embracing digital transformation while modernising their business processes and optimising IT infrastructures. It brings technologies like cloud computing to the forefront in addition to their automation, orchestration and data analytics. But as organizations move from static, on-premise infrastructure to dynamic cloud services and hybrid infrastructures, they face several challenges on the way that must be addressed by the IT operators, networking teams, security teams, and developers. With this blog, we will take a deeper insight into some of the major challenges faced while adopting or managing multi-cloud and how organizations can manage it efficiently. Let’s get started!
Putting together a software development project is not as easy as it may sound; in fact, it can be quite challenging. Even the smallest things take proper expertise and it’s tough to develop a useful product without qualified specialists. It is possible though, but only when you are ready to compromise on the quality. So, what should one do: hire an offshore software development team or just use in-house developers? Talent knows no boundaries and hence it is scattered all over the world. You might not succeed in finding local talent or a reputable agency in your city, that too at an affordable price. It is a very common problem faced by the majority of companies which is why they consider setting up a dedicated remote team. With this approach, you can not only find the right talent in your budget but a lot of benefits too. Before we discuss those benefits, let’s quickly take a look at what exactly is offshore software development.
IT faces constant pressure coming from ever-evolving customer demands that require organizations to do more with less. In fact, it is constant for almost every sector and it is only intensifying as time passes. In the past few years, we have noticed a trend in IT leaders striving to bring in reliability, scalability, and customer-centricity. Not only this, but they want to realize the same while lowering the total cost of ownership simultaneously. To help IT leaders realize this dream, AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations) has been offering a lot of benefits and it is emerging as one of the best solutions to this issue so far. Since it is a new concept, it is quite obvious that your clients won’t be familiar with the term and will need answers to their questions related to the topic. The same is required to know how to better understand, approach, and implement AIOps to turbocharge your IT operations i.e., you need to understand the concept in detail. We are going to help you understand AIOPs using the simple framework along with some real-world examples that will help you relate to the topic. Ever since the term AIOps got coined in 2016, it has been getting a lot of attention. Here is why:
Day by day, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are becoming increasingly popular with their use cases and applications spreading across all industries. All thanks to the organizations in various industries that are rapidly adopting applications of these emerging technologies. Businesses are now realizing the true power and significant value that can be obtained from implementing these technologies. But what is the main reason for such increased popularity of these technologies and how they are benefiting businesses? Let’s take a close look at few use cases of AI and ML across several industries to understand their common characteristics and finally analyse them through the perspective of quality engineering.
One thing the pandemic has done positively is that it has connected all the various industries to its core. The fashion industry is no stranger to this concept and it has taken one of the worst blows, facing a great decline in year-on-year growth. There is no wonder about the same since most non-essential retailers were forced to close doors in face of sustained lockdowns during the busiest shopping periods. For instance, the spring season and December last year in all leading markets like the US, UK, and the EU. We are still struggling with the pandemic where the second and third waves of virus breakouts in the US, EU, and Asia are threatening to derail businesses yet again. The road to recovery, especially for the fashion industry, will be slow, long, and arduous. Industry experts have projected a growth back to the pre-pandemic level by perhaps the 3rd quarter of 2022. The time is now for forward-looking retailers to seize the opportunity in order to reinvent themselves, chart a new map for the journey ahead while accelerating their growth trajectory by tapping into the following hottest trends in the fashion industry.
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