Software Engineering Insights

Daffodil Software, a global provider of software engineering solutions, has been featured yet again in Everest Group’s PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2022. Daffodil has been recognized for the second time since its debut assessment in 2021. The provider has been positioned as an 'Aspirant' in Software Product Engineering Services for BFSI, Healthcare, and Retail sectors.

Data is a valuable asset for any organization, and using a range of dependable data sources can help improve the reliability and accuracy of the data. Data sources provide a way to enrich a dataset with additional data, which ultimately enhances the CRM data quality.

A large chunk of software development today takes place in cloud-based environments, with cross-organizational networks for resource sharing and data exchange. This opens up the applications and resources to several cyber threats that exploit common vulnerabilities and attack routes. Therefore, solutions for application security also referred to as AppSec, have become a necessary component of the software development lifecycle.

The current IT landscape necessitates faster development and delivery of software products as well as better collaboration between IT and operations teams. While DevOps offers the exact methodology for this, its implementation for the full automation of the software deployment pipeline requires optimal management of the processes and resources involved.

Drupal is amongst the most popular, open-source content management platforms. It has established itself in the market and has been growing since its launch. Community support for Drupal has made great strides and is always on track to stay up to date with the latest technology integrations. 

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a tool that serves as the single source of truth for all your organizational data while enabling sales teams to drive better performance. Bad CRM data, if utilized for your business initiatives, can cost your organization severely in terms of client relationships, loss of the market base, and ultimately, sales revenue.

Businesses are shifting their IT infrastructure to the cloud for the certain benefits that this new era of computing has. While cost, compliance, and performance are some of the obvious reasons for the change, a large share of the business community has failed to realize these gains. 

Business scalability, accessibility, and cost efficiency are just some of the often-touted economic benefits of cloud computing. Furthermore, these benefits transcend economic turbulence to a great extent, simply by enabling businesses to access computing resources whenever they need them. It also explains why cloud computing is the fastest-growing computing model, with global revenues expected to reach $1 trillion by 2026.

Your organization's sales team deals with large stores of data around customers and prospects captured in your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. Say your customer changes their role in their organization, their contact details, or other aspects of their profile - their data in your CRM can become stale if not updated and enriched periodically.

Technologies have become the primary vehicle of progress, which is true. However, there’s also the flip side of the coin: early subpar technological choices, if left unpruned, can result in technical debt. It may even lead to higher development costs, long time-to-market, and reduced productivity. With so much at stake, managing technical debt should be a priority both for CTOs and software developers.