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A recent study revealed that enterprises spending on SaaS subscriptions had increased by nearly 20 times in the past 5 years. Furthermore, considering the costs and flexibility advantage that SaaS distribution models (applications on the internet) offer, it is expected that the enterprises’ love for SaaS solutions will only grow stronger with time. However, enterprises must weigh in all information and the subsequent business implications before buying SaaS products. Here are 5 things that every enterprise must consider before signing a SaaS purchase agreement.

Today, due to continuous development and penetration of technology into rural areas, more than 75% of users have started using several applications for one need or the other. The prime reason behind the swift growth of such mobile applications is the ease and speedy availability of data on the go. Companies, regardless of their industry, are busy tapping the lower end of the market to find fortune. With users downloading over 50000000 apps every day, launching a mobile app for a more reliable connection with customers seems to be the right choice.

As business IT systems keep generating a voluminous amount of data on an everyday basis, the impact of mismanaged data is rising more than ever across business functions and domains. Not only can bad or erroneous data impact decision making, but it can have some severe and irreversible long term consequences in other areas too. Data is now all-pervasive, and businesses that do not practice robust data quality management must prepare for missing out on both growth and innovation opportunities.

Today, the hyper-competitive business landscape has forced organizations to expand and operate from different locations around the world. In this scenario, the IT infrastructure has become more than essential as it serves as the backbone of the business. This automatically signifies that the cost of IT infrastructure will shoot up drastically with every new functional unit across the globe.

Applications, websites, software, etc., are the mediums of human-computer interaction. This human interaction, whether good or bad, is called user experience. In today’s business scenario, user experience is a crucial product differentiator. Consumers buy and use products on the basis of their design, appeal, and usability. And, User Experience Design (UXD) is the process that creates products, which provide meaningful experiences to users. But, what is the need of incorporating UXD for product companies? Let’s find out!

Some things are just meant to be together for the benefits they promise to one and all. In the 21st century, digitalization and healthcare is one such partnership. It promises timely and affordable delivery of life-saving services to the needy. Although long overdue due to stringent regulations, the health industry is finally waking up to the benefits of digital transformation. In this blog, we highlight key healthcare areas that can improve exceedingly when coupled with new-age digital capabilities.

In tracing back India’s journey of becoming a global outsourcing powerhouse, one cannot undermine the role of government policies in ensuring a conducive environment of growth and innovation for the IT sector. The liberalization of the Indian economy in 1991 and the introduction of the IT Action Plan at the turn of the millennium proved to be a significant catalyst in India’s meteoric rise within a short period.

Consumer technology is setting the agenda for the workplace, increasingly. It is now common to see organisations allowing personally owned devices to access their network within or outside the organisation. Employees, business partners, and staff members use personally selected devices like tablets, laptops, phones to execute enterprise application and data.

These words may have been said more than a century ago, but they perfectly summarise the importance of testing in software product development. Creating a robust testing environment is essential to software quality assurance or SQA. Within its environment, testing is a product-focused corrective technique and involves reactive measures to eliminate multiple software bugs. The end goal of any testing environment is to make a product launch-ready by identifying, reporting and eliminating all existing set of bugs and errors.

Smartphones have become so ubiquitous that they have revolutionised every walk of life. These devices have gained huge acceptance worldwide due to mobility, convenience, personalisation, and instant connectivity offered by them.

In the last couple of years, mobile and portable devices have garnered enough popularity and attention, so much that they have become an inescapable part of our daily life. With the increase in usage, they are becoming more and more influential in performance and more convenient to handle.

In the contemporary business world, organisations operating in different industries, adopt varying methodologies to improve their business operations, thus their overall performance. Business facets like logistics, supply chain, inventory management, etc., are gaining much more attention than ever.