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The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has forced many of us to sit down and re-evaluate how we do business. Do our companies meet the needs of the changing environment? Are we still relevant to our customer base? And can they

Nowadays almost all businesses depend on applications in one form or another. Those who don’t will hardly survive the competition unfolding in the digital era. However, simply running an application is not enough to actually succeed. The challenge that many

Manufacturing is no longer all about sweat and steel. Innovation is at the center of the drive into the future. Increasingly manufacturers across all spheres are onboarding new technologies at a never-before-seen pace. From automated robotics to Industry 4.0 to

JPMorgan, Capital One, and America Express. These are just some of the big names adopting DevOps as an essential tool in their technology kit. Recently, Development Operations, or DevOps for short, has been trending in the financial world. Known for

With technological progress and the pandemic’s impact, phenomenal levels of digitalization have been taking place in every industry before our eyes. The financial sector is no exception. Traditional, pre-lockdown patterns can no longer keep pace with customers’ fast-evolving needs. Indeed,

“If you want something you've never had. You must be willing to do something you've never done.” What Thomas Jefferson said around 300 years ago seems to be perfectly applicable to any of today’s businesses. Do you want to prosper

The e-commerce industry has continued to grow year after year. Not taking this growth into account means lagging behind. As the coronavirus pandemic has clearly shown to most businesses, if you don’t compete online, you don’t compete at all. However,

The e-commerce industry is booming! Partially, due to its convenience and dynamic offerings, and to some extent - because the pandemic has accelerated its growth. Anyway, online retailers are flooded with new orders they might find difficult to deal with.