Software Engineering Insights

On-time, accessible, and cost-effective care delivery has been an overextended issue in the healthcare industry. The situation became extremely daunting amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Enterprises are realizing the importance of cloud infrastructure, like never before. They are leveraging the best of all cloud providers to optimize cost, performance, monitoring, and disaster management. That is why multi-cloud platforms are a great hit amongst the IT team of enterprises (of all levels). 

When the COVID pandemic hit the world, nobody could gauge the magnitude of devastation it would cause businesses. Amongst the various sectors that were grossly affected by COVID-19 was Food & Beverage. The global lockdown resulted in the shutdown of restaurants and other eateries, which consequently gave rise to new foodpreneurs and viable concepts that could let the people enjoy their favorite delicacies at home. One such concept is ‘Cloud Kitchen’ and experts could foresee it as the future of the food industry.

Gurgaon, 14th April 2021: Daffodil Software, a leading software engineering company based in India, today announced its debut in the Everest Group PEAK Matrix Assessment 2021. The company is positioned amongst the renowned names under the Software Engineering Services category.

Public cloud computing is one of the fastest-growing segments of IT spend. With this, the CIOs have got a major responsibility of investing the budgets wisely. Availability, data sovereignty, performance, regulatory compliance are some of the factors that are strictly considered while choosing a cloud provider and investing in its services. 

Cloud cost optimization in simple terms is attaining the proper balance between performance and cost and then maintaining it. It is the process of decreasing overall cloud spend by distinguishing mismanaged resources, discarding waste, holding capacity for higher discounts, and right-sizing computing services to sales. 

Public cloud services and their on-demand, scalable models are enabling organizations to achieve cost-efficiency and business continuity. With public cloud being the ‘new normal’, organizations are improving their digital transformation plans. 

“96% of acute care hospitals in the United States use a certified EHR platform by HHS.” Electronic Health Records (EHR) promote continuity of care, simplify patient data collection, and decrease overhead costs. In addition to this, EHR platforms have helped care providers to reduce mortality rates for chronically ill patients.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare providers turned up to digital innovations such as the enablement of remote monitoring, virtual consultations, e-visits, etc. While these tech-health options (also known as telehealth) proved to be a great support during the pandemic times, the old-school, in-person visits & consultation remained indispensable. That is why hybrid telehealth is gaining ground in the healthcare industry.